Renal Flashcards
nephrogenesis:
from which age to which in gestation?
- which structure degenerates?
- then which structure function as interim kidney, until when? then become what?
- which structure is permanent? include which 2 major structures? 这两互动不良会有什么后果?
- which structure is the last to canalize? 特点?
nephrogenesis:
from which age to which in gestation: continue thru 32-36 wks
- which structure degenerates: pronephros [原肾,前肾]
- then which structure function as interim kidney: mesonephrons 中肾
until when: 1st trimester
then become what: male genital system - which structure is permanent: –metanephros 后肾
include which 2 major structures: 1) ureteric bud 输尿管芽; 2) metanephric mesenchyme
这两互动不良会有什么后果: Multicystic dysplastic kidney 多囊肾发育不良
- which structure is the last to canalize?
ureteropelvic junction: 输尿管肾盂连接
特点:MC site of hydronephrosis in fetus
Potter syn:
口诀?
Causes?
Cx?
MCC of death?
口诀: Babies who can Pee in the utero develop Potter syn (oligohydraminios 羊水过少)
Causes: ARPKDs, posterior urethral valves 后尿道瓣膜, bilateral renal agenesis
Cx: “POTTER”
- Pulmonary hypoplasia (MCC of death)
- Ooligohydraminios (trigger)
- Twisted face
- Twisted skin
- Extremity defects
- Renal failure (in utero)
horseshoe kidney:
- what deficit?
- kidneys trapped between?
- association?
- what deficit: inferior poles of both kidneys fuse
- kidneys trapped between: aorta and IMA (Inferior mesenteric A)
- association: Turner Sym (XO性染色体)
Multicystic dysplastic kidney:
Cause?
双侧还是单侧?
多囊肾发育不良
Cause: abnormal interaction between ureteric bud and metanephric mesenchyme
双侧还是单侧:单侧
kidney transplantation:
取哪侧?
left - longer vein
Ureters: course:
female? male?
Water under the bridge
in female: under uterine artery 子宫动脉
in male: ductus deferens 输精管
Rule of body fluid (% of body weight)?
How to measure:
1) Plasma volume?
2) ECF (extracellular fluid)?
normal osmolarity?
Rule of body fluid (% of body weight): 60-40-20
60% total body water (40% is non-H2O mass)
40% ICF
20% ECF
How to measure:
1) Plasma volume - radiolabeled albumin
2) ECF (extracellular fluid) - inulin 菊粉
normal osmolarity: 290 mOsm/L
glomerular filtration barrier由哪几种机制构成?
如果其中一种barrier lost, 导致?
glomerular filtration barrier由哪几种机制构成:
- size barrier (fenestrated cap. endothelium)
2) charge barrier (fused base mem with heparin sulfate)
3) epithelial layer of podocyte foot process
如果charge barrier lost, 导致 nephrotic syn 肾病综合征:
albuminuria, hypoproteinemia (generalized edema), hyperlipidemia
对物质X的renal clearance怎么计算?
以下情况意味着:
- Cx < GFR
- Cx > GFR
- Cx = GFR
Cx = Ux*V/Px
meaning: volume of plasma from which X is completely cleared per unit time (单位是mL)
Ux = urine [X] V = urine flow rate (mL/mim) Px = plasma [X]
以下情况意味着:
- Cx < GFR: net tubular reabsorption of X
- Cx > GFR: net tubular secretion of X
- Cx = GFR: no net tubular reabsorption or secretion of X
Best substance used to calculate GFR?
What’s used to estimate GFR? is it over- or under-estimate?
normal GFR?
Best substance used to calculate GFR:
Insulin (it’s freely filtered, neither reabsorbed nor secreted)
GFR = Uinsulin * V/Pinsulin
What’s used to estimate GFR: creatinine
is it over- or under-estimate: over, because creatinine is slightly secreted
normal GFR: 100 mL/min
how to estimate ERPF (effective renal plasma flow?
PAH (para-aminohippuric acid 对氨基马尿酸)
原因:
1) PAH is both filtered AND actively secreted in the proximal tubule
2) Almost ALL PAH is excreted
ERPF underestimates the true RPF by ~ 10% (PAH毕竟不是100%被清除)
define FF? how to calculate?
Which substance affects mostly afferent arteriole, and how to change FF? - inhibited by which drugs?
Which substance affects mostly efferent arteriole, and how to change FF? - inhibited by which drugs?
FF (filtration fraction) = GFR/RFP [肾小球率过滤/肾血流】
calculation = Creatinine clearance / PAH clearance
Which substance affects mostly afferent arteriole, and how to change FF? - inhibited by which drugs?
- PGs dilates afferent arteriole: ↑ GFP, ↑ RFP, so FF no change
- inhibited by NSAIDs
Which substance affects mostly efferent arteriole, and how to change FF? - inhibited by which drugs?
- AT II preferentially constricts efferent arteriole: ↑ GFP, ↓ RFP, so FF ↑
- inhibited by ACE inhibitors
↑ [plasma protein] 对GFR, RPF, FF的影响?
↓ [plasma protein] 对GFR, RPF, FF的影响?
↑ [plasma protein] 对GFR, RPF, FF的影响:(血浆蛋白质上升,相当于血管内水减少)
GFR ↓, RPF 不变, FF ↓
↓ [plasma protein] 对GFR, RPF, FF的影响?(血浆蛋白质下降,相当于血管内水增多)
GFR↑ , RPF 不变, FF ↑
constriction of ureter对GFR, RPF, FF的影响?
输尿管狭窄,鲍曼囊压力retrograde 升高,尿滤不过
GFR ↓, RPF 不变, FF ↓
定义: Filter load (how to calculate)?
Filter load (mg/min,每分钟有多少蛋白质被滤过) = GFR (mL/min) * plasma conc. of X (mg/mL)
Filter load = GFR * Px
Glucose: 在肾脏哪个节段、以什么机制清除?
when will glucosuria show?
when will transporters be saturated?
completely reabsorbed at proximal tubule (近端肾小管)by Na+/Glucose co-transporter?
when will glycosuria show: ~ 200 mg/dL
when will transporters be saturated: ~ 375 mg/dL
aa: 在肾脏哪个节段、以什么机制清除?
associated with which disease?
aa: re-absorbed by sodium-dependent transporters at proximal tubule (近端肾小管)
associated with which disease - Hartnup disease (AR)
Hartnup disease:
genetic pattern?
Cause?
Cx?
Rx?
genetic pattern: AR
Cause: deficiency of neutral aa (e.g., tryptophan) re-absorption in proximal tubule and from gut: neural aminoaciduria
Cx: pellagra-like sym (3 D’s: diarrhea, dermatitis, dementia)
Rx: high-protein diet + nicotinic acid
Nephron segment physio:
PCT:
- functions?
- regulators?
PCT (proximal convoluted tubule):
- functions:
1) reabsorb ALL glucose + aa
2) reabsorb most H2O, Na+ (~80%), K+, HCO3-, CL-, PO4(3-) [note: isotonic absorption]
3) generate and secrete NH3 - regulators:
1) PTH: 排磷
2)AT II: stimulate Na+/H+ exchange, 保钠保水, 保HCO3- : “contraction alkalosis”
Nephron segment physio:
descending loop of Henle (thin):
1. functions?
- functions:
被动重吸收水- 尿液浓缩
Nephron segment physio:
ascending loop of Henle (thick):
- functions?
- regulators?
- sites for which drugs?
- functions:
1) actively reabsorb Na+, K+ and Cl-
2) indirectly reabsorb Mg2+, Ca2+
3) impermeable to H2O!!!! make sure urine less concentrated (与thin descending loop of Henle正相反) - regulators:
1) loop diuretics (inhibit Na+/K+/2Cl- co-transporter)
Nephron segment physio:
DCT:
- functions?
- regulators?
- sites for which drugs?
DCT (distal convoluted tubule):
- functions:
1) actively reabsorb Na+, Cl-
2) make urine hypotonic - regulators
1) PTH: 排磷 (PCT也受PTH调控) - sites for which drugs: thiazide diuretics
Nephron segment physio:
collecting tubule:
- functions?
- regulators?
- sites for which drugs?
- functions:
在Aldosterone作用下保钠排钾 - regulators:
1) Aldosterone: ↑ Na+ channel on luminal side
2) ADH: ↑ aquaporin H2O channel on luminal side - sites for which drugs:
1) amiloride 阿米洛利 [利尿药]
2) triamterene 三氨喋呤
renal tubule defects: 记忆口诀?
“The kidney put out FABulous Glitting Liquid”
FAnconi syn: PCT
Bartter syn: thick ascending loop of Henle
Gitelman syn: DCT
Liddle syn: collecting duct