Phys 25-32: Kidney make pee Flashcards
Evaporation loss of water from skin/respiratory tract per day
700ml
Intracellular fluid weight percent of body
Extracellular fluid weight percent of body
ICF 40%
ECF 20%
Lymphedema parasite
Wucheria Bancrofti
In advanced heart failure, increased secretion of _______ stimulates _______by the renal tubules, leading to _______
In advanced heart failure, increased secretion of ADH stimulates water reabsorption by the renal tubules, leading to hyponatremia and edema
What substance is used to create spacing between renal tubule cells
Proteoglycan filaments
Hypoxia stimulates kidney to secrete
Erythropoetin
Calcitriol aka
1,25-dihydroxyvitamin D3
Normal kidney blood flow per min
1100 ml
Smooth muscle of bladder aka
Detrusor
Max bladder pressure
40-60mmhg
Bladder sympathetics
L2 hypogastric nerves
Bladder parasympathetics
Sacral plexus S2/S3
Micturition facilitation and inhibition centers where
Brainstem, mostsly pons
Some in cerebral cortex
Cause of uninhibited neurogenic bladder
Damage to spinal cord means no brain inhibition of micturion reflex
Charge effect on filterability of substance in nephron
Postive charge filters more readily
Filtration coefficient equation
Kf = GFR/ filtration pressure
Increased bowmans hydrostatic pressure does ____ to GFR
Decreases
Increased glomerular colloid osmotic pressure does what to GFR
Decreases
Increased glomerular hydrostatic pressure does what to GFR
Increases
Renal blood flow equation
RBF = (Renal artery pressure - Renal vein pressure) / (renal vascular resistance)
Angiotensin and GFR
Prevents it from coming down, doesnt change it significantly
Sympathetic stim effect on GFR
Decreases
Endothelial-Derived nitric oxide ______ Renal Vascular Resistance and ______ Glomerular Filtration Rate
Increases
Decreases
NSAIDs and GFR
prostaglandins inhibitted, no efferent arteriole constriction
GFR down
Juxtaglomerular cells where
Walls of efferent/afferent arterioles
Macula densa response to sodium changes (2)
When sodium is decreased, macula densa decreases glomerular pressure, increasing GFR.
When sodium is decreased, macula densa signals juxtoglomerular cells to release renin
Protein ingestion and GFR
Increases GFR.
Increased protein reabsorption = increased sodium reabsorption. This causes macula densa to increase GFR
GFR and age
Low at birth, reaches adult levels at 2yo. At 40 begins decreasing 5-10% per decade
Glucose reabsorption location and transporter
Early proximal tubule
SGLT2
Protein reabsorption mechanism
Pinocytosis
% of sodium reabsorption in proximal tubule
65%
Site of secretion of organic acids and bases
Proximal tubule
Compound used to estimate renal plasma flow
PAH para-aminohippuric acid
thick ascending loop sodium transport by
NKCC2 co transporter.
Two types of cells in distal tubule
Principal cells
Intercalated cells
Principal cells reabsorb _______ and secrete _____
Reabsorb water and sodium
Secrete potassium
Intercalated cells reabsorb ___ and secrete _____
Potassium
Hydrogen ion
how does type A principal cell secrete potassium
Na+/K+ ATPase in basolateral membrane creates gradient.
K+ diffuses to lumen bc of gradient
Cell affected by potassium sparers
Principal cells (blocking sodium entry means no potassium efflux to lumen)
Type A vs B intercalated cells
Type A: Secretes hydrogen into lumen
Type B: Secretes bicarb into lumen