Physiology Flashcards

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How is fluid homeostasis managed?

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  • Inc osmolarity: Inc ADH secretion = retain H2O
  • Low Osmolarity: Low ADH = Excrete H2O
  • Inc vol: Low aldosterone, high ANP = Excrete Na + H2O
  • Low vol: Inc aldosterone, low ANP = Retain Na + H2O
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How does ANP work?

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  • Responds to atrial stretch
  • Inc Na & H2O excretion
  • Inhibits renin & aldosterone release
  • Inc GFR: afferent dilate, efferent constrict
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3
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Where is the JGA?

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Between afferent arteriole & DCT

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What are the types of cells in the JGA?

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  • Macula Densa: Sense reduced Na in DCT
  • Granular: Sense reduced pressure in afferent wall
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What is the result of JGA being triggered?

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  • Renin release
  • Afferent dilation
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