NT6 - Distúrbios do Metabolismo da Água e Sódio (2) Flashcards
Mechanisms for sensing regional changes in effective arterial blood volume?
★ Sensors of Cardiac Filling
- atrial
- ventricular
- pulmonary
★ Sensors of Cardiac Output
- carotid and aortic baroreceptors
★ Sensors of Organ Perfusion
- renal sensors
- CNS sensors
- GI tract sensors
Major Renal Effector Mechanisms for Regulating Effective Arterial Blood Volume?
★ Glomerular Filtration Rate and Tubular Reabsorption
- tubuloglomerular feedback
- glomerulotubular feedback
★ Neural Mechanisms
- sympathetic nervous systems
- renal nerves
★ Humoral Mechanisms
- renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system
- vasopressin
- prostaglandins
- natriuretic peptides
- endothelium-derived factors
Causes of Absolute and Relative Hypovolemia?
★ Absolute
– Extrarenal
. bleeding
. gi fluid loss
…
– Renal
Causes of Absolute and Relative Hypovolemia?
★ Absolute
– Extrarenal
. bleeding
. gi fluid loss
…
– Renal
. diuretics
. hormone deficiency
. na+ wasting tubulopathies
…
★ Relative
– Extrarenal
. edematous state
. generalized vasodilation
…
– Renal
. severe nephrotic syndrome
Causes of Renal Sodium Retention?
★ Primary
- oliguric acute kidney injury
- chronic kidney disease
- glomerular disease
- severe bilateral renal artery stenosis
- salt-retaining tubulopathies
- mineralocorticoid excess
★ Secondary
- heart failure
- cirrhosis
- idiopathic edema
★ HIPERNATRÉMIA ==> HIPEROSMOLARIDADE ==> DÉFICE DE ÁGUA, NÃO EXCESSO DE SAL
★ HIPONATRÉMIA ==> HIPOOSMOLARIDADE ==> EXCESSO DE ÁGUA, NÃO DÉFICE DE SAL
★ HIPERNATRÉMIA ==> HIPEROSMOLARIDADE ==> DÉFICE DE ÁGUA, NÃO EXCESSO DE SAL
★ HIPONATRÉMIA ==> HIPOOSMOLARIDADE ==> EXCESSO DE ÁGUA, NÃO DÉFICE DE SAL