LEC 2 Filtration B7 Flashcards
Filtration occurs only in the __________
Glomerulus
Rate of filtration is measured by _________
what is a way of measuring this?
GFR
Measure clearance of inulin or blood creatinine levels
What filters?
Water, small solutes
In proportion to their FREE plasma concentration
Tubular fluid is same as plasma (except proteins)
What doesn’t filter?
Plasma proteins (mostly) and anything bound to the plasma proteins
Excretion = what?
and what effect does filtered load have when it is greater, or less than, or equal to Excretion?
Excretion = Filtered load + secretion -reabsorption
If excretion > filtered load then net secretion had to occur
If Excretion < filtered load then net reabsorption had to occur
If excretion= filtered load then there was no net transport
True/False: Generally there is very low pressure in Bowman’s space, generally no osmotic pressure there.
True
Glomerular capillaries have _____ control of Pgc and RBF.
local
Pressure in glomerular capillaries
Renal blood flow
True/False: Changes in afferent diameter alter GFR and RBF in opposite ways.
False: in the same way
Constrict afferent= reduce Pgc, GFR and RBF
Dilate afferent= increase Pgc, GFR and RBF
True/False: Changes in efferent affect GFR and RBF in opposite ways.
True
Constrict efferent= Increase Pgc and GFR but reduce RBF
Dilate efferent= Reduce Pgc and GFR but increase RBF
Renal blood flow is calculated by what?
PAH (measure renal plasma flow)
Kidney is able to control its own blood flow in response to change in pressure by what?
Autoregulation
This mechanism of autoregulation is
- at the level of the smooth muscle
- reacts to blood flow/pressure changes
- response of smooth muscles to stretch
Myogenic response
THis mechanism of autoregulation is
-the nephron senses its own flow and adjusts
Tubuglomelular feedback
This mechanism of autoregulation is
-Renin released from kidney, causes release of other hormones
RAAS system
If you have more sodium in tubular fluid there is ____ activity of Na/K ATPase. and there is more or less adenosine?
More
More adenosine