Maintaing Water Balance Flashcards

1
Q

What happens if the blood is too concentrated

A

More ADH released

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2
Q

Which gland releases ADH

A

Pituitary gland

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3
Q

What effect does ADH have

A

Causes the kidney tubules to become more permeable to water so more water is reabsorbed from tubules into the blood.

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4
Q

What is the effect of more water being reabsorbed

A

Less urine

Amount of water in blood returns to normal

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5
Q

What is water control an example of

A

Negative feedback cycle

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6
Q

What happens if blood is too dilute

A

Pituitary gland releases less ADH

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7
Q

What effect does less ADH have

A

Less water is reabsorbed into the blood

More unrine

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8
Q

What does it mean if someone has kidney failure

A

Their blood will have a higher concentration of water ions and urea then it should

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9
Q

How does kidney dialysis Work

A

Blood is passes over a semi-permeable membrane.

On one side we have blood on other dialysis fluid

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10
Q

What can pass through in kidney dialysis

A

Water ions and urea but large molecules like protein and blood cells can’t pass through

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11
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What does dialysis fluid contain

A

Normal concentration of water and ions but no urea

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12
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What happens to urea is dialysis

A

Because there is a concentration gradient urea diffuses from the blood into the dialysis fluid

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13
Q

Why is the dialysis fluid constantly refreshed

A

To always ensure there is a large concentration gradient for urea

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14
Q

Problems with kidney dialysis

A

Patient have to visit hospital often

Controlled diet

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15
Q

What happens in a kidney transplant

A

The disease kidney is replaced with a healthy kidney from a donor

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16
Q

Problems with transplant

A

Immune system may reject kidney

17
Q

Compare kidney dialysis and transplant

A

Availability- no shortage vs shortage
Impact on life - frequently treatment, controlled diet vs normal life
Price - expensive in long term vs expensive initially
Medicine - nothing vs anti-rejection drugs rest of life