Long Term Control Of Blood Pressure Flashcards

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What does the long term control of blood pressure revolve around?

A

The control of plasma volume by the kidney through 3 hormonal systems;
Renin angiotensin aldosterone system
Anti diuretic factor ADH
Atrial nautriuretic peptide

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The regulation of plasma volume by the kidneys is known as what system?

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The renal counter current system

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What receptors detect plasma volume in the kidneys?

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Atrial volume receptors which are low pressure baroreceptors

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When the collecting duct is impermeable what does this result in?

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Little water absorption , lots of urine and a reduction in plasma volune
= large volume of hypo osmotic urine

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5
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Where is renin produced from?

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The juxtoglomerular of kidney

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What is renin production stimulated by?

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Activated by a decrease in MAP through;
Activation sympathetic nerves to juxtoglomerular apparatus
Decreased distension of afferent arterioles
Decreased delivery of sodium and chlorine through tubule

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7
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What is the role of renin?

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Renin converts angiotensin to angiotensin II

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What is the action of angiotensin II?

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Stimulates release of aldosterone from adrenal cortex
Increases release of ADH from pituitary
Vasoconstrictor

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9
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Where is anti diuretic hormone synthesised and produced?

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The hypothalamus and produced in the pituitary

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What is ADH release triggered by?

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Decrease in MAP which is signalled by;
Decrease in blood volume
Inxrease in osmolarity of interstitial fluid
Circulating angiotensin II

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What is the action of ADH?

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Increases permeability of the collecting duct to water and therefore reduces diuresis and increases plasma volume
Causes vasoconstrition and therefore increases MAP

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Where is atrial natriuretic peptide produced and released from?

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ANP is produced and released from the myocardial cells of the atria

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What is ANP release triggered by?

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ANP is stimulated by a rise in MAP which is detected by;

Increased distension of atria

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What is the action of ANP?

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Increases excretion of sodium
Exhibits the release of renin
Acts on medullary cardiovascular centers to reduce MAP

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15
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what is produced from the juxtoglomerular apparatus of the kidney?

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renin

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16
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what detects a decreased distension of afferent arterioles?

A

angiotensin II

17
Q

what causes an increase excretion of Na?

A

ANP

18
Q

What is detected by a decrease in blood volume?

A

ADH

19
Q

where is aldosterone produced from?

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the adrenal cortex