Lecture 3- Tubular Processes Flashcards

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Filtration

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Occurs at glomerular capillary to form protein-free filtrate in bowman’s capsule

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Reabsorption

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Process by which substances move from renal tubular lumen into the interstitium and peritubular capillary

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Secretion

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Process by which substances move from peritubular capillaries and interstitium into tubular lumen EXCLUDING filtration

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Amount excreted

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Ux * V

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Amount filtered

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Px * GFR or Px * Cin

*excretion and filtration is equal for a substance that is neither reabsorbed or secreted

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Reabsorption caculations

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A substance is reabsorbed when the amount filtered is greater than the amount excreted

Tx (amount reabsorbed) = amount filtered minus amount excreted = Cin * Px - Ux *V

Reabsorbed substances= H2O, Na+, Cl-, HCO3, K+

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Secretion calculations

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A substance is secreted when the amount excreted is greater than the amount filtered

Amount secreted= amount excreted minus amount filtered= Uxx * V - Cin * Px

Secreted substances= K+, H+, NH3

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Tubular transport maximum (Tm)

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For reabsorption and secretion

Maximum amount of a substance that can be secreted or reabsorbed by the tubules

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Splay

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Represents the difference between calculate tubular maximum and actual tubular maximum

Difference between the two is due to the fact that some nephrons have lower Tm values than others

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