Physiology- Regulation of osmolality Flashcards

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what are the 2 factors that affect ADH secretion?

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  • ECF volume
  • Increase in plasma osmolarity that affects tonicity of cell
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what is the Juxtaglomerular apparatus composed of?

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  • juxtaglomerular cells
    • = media of afferent arteriole (just before enters glomerulus) contains epithelial cells with granules
  • macula densa
    • specialised loop of cells in distal tubule
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3
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what does JG apparatus secrete?

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renin

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4
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role of renin?

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cleaves angiotensinogen in blood into angiotensin I

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factors that stimulate renin release?

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  • Low BP in afferent arteriole at level of JG apparatus
  • Reduced NaCl at macula densa
  • Increase sympathetic activity
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factors that inhibit renin release?

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  • feedback of Angiotensin II
  • ADH
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7
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Outline all physiological changes in a scenario of increased salt and water loss

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what is caused by the effects of aldosterone?

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ANP= atrial natriuretic peptide release which promotes Na+ excretion

Aldosterone –> increased weight because of retention of H2O with ­Na+ –> volume expansion

stimulation of release of ANP from atrial cell

loss of Na+ and H2O ie natriuresis

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