Physiology 4+5: Proximal tubule and Loop of Henle Flashcards
what % of urea is reabsorbed by the kidney tubules
50%
what % of creatinine is reabsorbed by the kidney tubules
0%
what % of fluid, salt, glucose and amino acids are reabsorbed by the kidney tubules
fluid + salt = 99% / glucose + amino acids = 100%
what does the glomerular filtrate contain
ions and solutes but no RBC’s or plasma proteins
what osmolarity is the filtrate when it enters AND leaves the proximal tubule
iso-osmotic at 300mosmol/l
what % of substances are reabsorbed in the proximal tubule PT
66% of sodium and water
what substances are reabsorbed in the PT (7)
sugar, amino acids, phosphate, sulphate, lactate, water, potassium
what substances are secreted in the PT (6)
H+, neurotransmitters, bile, drugs, toxins, hippurates
what 2 ways can substances be reabsorbed from the tubules
transcellular or paracellular
what is primary active transport
energy directly required to carry against a concentration gradient
what is secondary active transport
transport is coupled to concentration gradient of an ion (usually Na)
what is facilitated diffusion
passive transport down a concentration gradient with a transporter
how is Na reabsorbed from the lumen into the tubular epithelial cell in the PT (3)
cotransport with glucose and amino acids and also counterport (anti port) with H+ being secreted into the lumen
hows Na transported from the tubular epithelial cell to the per tubular capillaries in the PT
via NaKATPase at the basolateral membrane (3Na out and 2 K in)
how does the reabsorption of Na also drive H20 and Cl reabsorption
standing osmotic gradient where water follows sodium by water and the oncotic drag of the peritubular plasma