Lab: Exercises 24-28 Flashcards
Where is ADH (Vasopressin) produced ?
hypothalamus
What is the mOsmoles of hypoosmotic and hyperosmotic urine ?
- <300
- > 300
What cells produce renin ?
juxtaglomerular cells
What does Angiotensin II cause ?
vasoconstriction of blood vessles
What does a routine urinalysis test do ?
checks several characteristics and components of a person’s urine
What is specific gravity ?
the weight of a known volume of urine to the weight of the same volume of water
If you have high specific gravity, what does that mean about your urine ?
it’s hyperosmotic
If you have low specific gravity, what does that means about your urine ?
it’s hypoosmotic
What does a Benedict’s test indicate ?
the presence of reduing sugars
What is a respirometry used to determine ?
BMR, RMR, and MR
What is a glucose tolerance test measure ?
the ability of an individual to deal with glucose