Lecture 47: Water Balance Flashcards

1
Q

What are the Thirst receptors?

A

Osmoreceptors

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2
Q

Where is the osmoreceptor located?

A

Anteroventral region of Third ventricle

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3
Q

What stimulates the thirst from osmoreceptor?

A

Increase in blood osmolality

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4
Q

Changes in blood osmolality are detected by small structures in the forebrain called? (2 structures)

A

Subfornical organ and OVLT

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5
Q

How is Intracellular dehydration corrected?

A

Water consumption

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6
Q

How is Extracellular dehydration corrected?

A

Consumption of water and salt

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7
Q

Where are the Baroreceptors located?

A

In the carotid and right atrium

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8
Q

What nuclei release ADH?

A

Supraoptic and paraventricular

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9
Q

The volume of ECF is largely determined by?

A

Body sodium content

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10
Q

What is Polyurea?

A

High urine flow rate, over 3 liters a day

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11
Q

How does the Bladder push the urine downwards?

A

Parasympathetic peristaltic contractions

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12
Q

Where do the ureters penetrate the wall of the bladder?

A

Obliquely

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13
Q

What motorly innervates the External Sphincter?

A

The Pudendal nerves

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14
Q

What motorly innervates the internal sphincter?

A

The Pelvic nerve

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15
Q

Which brain center is mainly inhibitors to the micturition reflex?

A

The Cerebral cortex

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16
Q

What causes bed wetting in children?

A

Incomplete myelination of motor nerve fibers, thus micturition ruined

17
Q

When does one feel a need to pee, in terms of bladder fullness?

A

At 150ml

18
Q

At what point is the bladder full?

A

At 300-400ML

19
Q

What is the neural control of micturition?

A

Spinal cord