Osmoregulation Flashcards

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Control of osmoregulation involves 2 main processes
- Involves what tasks (4)

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Cellular dehydration
- Osmolarity, direction of fluid

Osomolarity changes when extracellular volume decreases

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Renin-angiotensin-aldosterone circuit
- Know enzymes/prohormones/hormones
- How aldosterone impacts kidney + brain regions/behav

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Aldosterone interacts w/ which part adrenal cortex?

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Cortex (shell)
- Medulla (inner part) only interacts w/ catecholamines

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Functions of aldosterone (5)

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How and where is thirst and drinking behav stimulated?
- Where are these organs located?

Where are osmoreceptors located? (Stimulation of vasopressin release and increase aquaporins in kidney)

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Plasma angiotensin II -> Vasopressin stimulated from pars nervosa (neurohypophysis)
- Via stim of supraoptic nucleus (SON) and paraventricular nucleus (PVN)
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SON: Anterior to (in front of) PVN
PVN: Within hypothalamus, dorsal to (above) pituitary gland
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Organum vasculosum of the lateral terminalis (OVLT); circumventricular organ
Anteroventral tip of the 3rd ventricle (AT3V)

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(bradykinen and angiotensin II antagonism)
Kininogen and prorenin
- Vasodilation or vasoconstriction?

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Cardiovascular regulation of renin-angiotensin-aldosterone circuit

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If vasopressin (AVP) is released for prolonged time in response to prolonged stressor, what is released?

Vasopressin receptors found where? (V1, V2) Interplays with what?

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ACTH from adenohyphysis
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Heart, liver, kidney
Myocyte hypertrophy (leads to cardiovascular heart failure w/ longterm stressor)
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Atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP)
- What it does, where it’s located
- Impact on kidney (3), adrenal cortex (1), brain (2)

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Osmoregulation in fish:
- Freshwater vs Saltwater vs Cartilaginous fish
- Urophysis (what is is and what interacts w/ it)
- Fresh water fish neurointermediate lobe secretion vs Seawater fish urophysis secretion

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Hyperosmotic: H2O excretion, NaCl retention
Hypoosmotic: H2O retention, NaCl excretion
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Urotensin, cortex, medulla, dahlgren cells, spinal cord
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Vasotocin
Urotensin-II
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