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what are the body fluid compartments

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  • ICF
  • ECF
    • Interstital fluid
    • plasma volume
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ICF is how many liters and what percent of the body

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  • 28L

- 67%

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interstitial fluid is how many liters and what percent of the body

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  • 11 L

- 25%

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plasma volume is how many liters and what percent of the body

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  • 3L

- 8%

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5
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role of effective arterial blood volume (EABV)

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  • part of arterial circulation responsible for organ perfusion
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6
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what happens if EABV is decreased

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  • the kidney retains Na and H2O
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7
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EABV is sensed by

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  • afferent receptors
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8
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where are these afferent receptors located

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  • carotid sinus
  • aortic arch
  • left ventricle
  • kidney (JGA)
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9
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EABV can be reduced by factors that

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  • reduce arterial blood volume
  • increase vascular capacitance
  • reduce cardiac output
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factors that reduce arterial blood volume

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  • hemorrhage

- dehydration

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11
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factors that increase vascular capacitance

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  • cirrhosis

- sepsis

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factors that reduce cardiac output

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  • congestive heart failure
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renin is a

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  • proteolytic enzyme
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14
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renin is made by the

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  • kidney
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15
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role of renin

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  • convert angiotensinogen to angiotensin 1
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renin initiates cascade that

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  • support blood pressure

- defends circulating blood volume

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17
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what synthesizes renin

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  • granular juxtaglomerular cells
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18
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what are granular juxtaglomerular cells

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  • modified smooth muscle cells
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19
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where are granular juxtaglomerular cells located

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  • located in media of the afferent arteriole
20
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stimulation of renin release

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  • decreased effective circulating volume
  • stimulation of baroreceptors/decrease Cl- in tubule at macula densa
  • increased sympathetic tone
  • renin release into systemic circulation
21
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high pressure baroreceptors

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  • carotid sinus
  • aortic arch
  • afferent arteriole
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low pressure baroreceptors

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  • central veins

- atria

23
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angiotensinogen is produced by

24
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angiotensin I

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  • inactive decapeptide

- precursor for angiotensin II

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angiotensin II
- octapeptide | - derived from angiotensin I
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angiotensin II derived from angiotensin I after
- cleavage of C-terminal peptide by ACE
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what is the key active product of RAAS
- angiotensin II
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most effects of angiotensin II on the vascular and transport functions are mediated by _____
- AT1 receptors
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role of angiotensin II binding to AT1 receptors
- aldosterone release from zone glomerulosa of adrenal gland
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physiologic effects of angiotensin II
- arteriolar vasoconstriction | - sodium and water retention
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ACE is found on
- endothelial cells | - lungs and kidneys
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role of ACE
- catalyzes angiotensin I (inactive) to angiotensin II | - converts bradykinin to inactive metabolites
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drugs that block ACE are important in treatment of
- hypertension | - heart failure
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ACE inhibitor extracted from
- venom in 1960s
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what is the rate limiting step
- JGA secretion of renin | - to convert angiotensinogen to angiotensin I
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result of arteriolar constriction
- increase peripheral resistance | - increase systemic arterial pressure
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result of increased renal Na+ retention and increased extracellular fluid
- increased cardiac output
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negative feedback of increasing systemic arterial pressure
- increase renal perfusion pressure - decrease baroreceptor sensitivity - decrease renal sympathetic activity - decrease secretion of renin
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negative feedback of increasing ECF
- increase GFR and decrease proximal resorption of NaCl - change in NaCl at macula densa - decrease secretion of renin
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most people with primary hypertension have ____
- increased renin levels
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low renin hypertension good response to
- diuretics | - calcium channel blockers
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renin and aldosterone levels in chronic kidney disease
- increased renin | - increased aldosterone
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renin and aldosterone levels in renal artery stenosis
- increased renin | - increased aldosterone
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renin and aldosterone levels in primary aldosteronism
- decreased renin | - increased aldosterone
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RAAS in congestive heart failure
- decreased CO and PVR - decreased EABV ->activation of RAAS - increased renal sodium retention - increased venous pressure - edema builds up in peripheries and lungs

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