Production Of Dilute And Comcentrated Urine Flashcards

1
Q

When is urine diluted?

A

When ADH isn’t available

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2
Q

Diuretics

A

Substances that slow renal absorption

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3
Q

Osmolarity of glomerular filtrate

A

300

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4
Q

How much more times can urine be more concentrate than plasma or filtrate ?

A

4 x

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5
Q

The ability of ADH to cause excretion of concentrated urine depends on osmotic gradients

A

The osmotic gradient

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6
Q

Three solutes that causes high osmolarity

A

Na, Cl and urea

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7
Q

Countercurrent multiplication

A

The exchange between descending and thick ascending limb of nephron loop

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8
Q

What does countercurrent refer to

A

Exchange takes place between the fluids moving opposite directions

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9
Q

Descending limb is permeable to

A

H20

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10
Q

Thin descending limb is not permeable to

A

Solutes

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11
Q

Thick ascending limb is impermeable to

A

Water and solutes

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12
Q

Thick ascending limb Is permeable to

A

Na and Cl

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13
Q

Controls whether urine is diluted or not

A

ADH

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