Renal 4 Flashcards

1
Q

clearance

A

the rate at which solute disappears from the body by excretion or metabolism

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2
Q

Clearance of X =

A

excretion rate of X / [X]plasma

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3
Q

Clinicians commonly use __________ clearance as a measure of GFR and indicator of renal function

A

creatinine

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4
Q

creatinine clearance slightly ____________ GFR

A

overestimates

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5
Q

inulin clearance is ______ to GFR

A

equal

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6
Q

net reabsorption

A

If clearance of a substance is less than what was filtered

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7
Q

net secretion

A

If clearance of a substance is greater than what was filtered

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8
Q

GFR=clearance

A

filtered, not reabsorbed, not secreted

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9
Q

micturition reflex

A

filling of the bladder activating stretch receptors

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10
Q

Urge to urinate appears around..

A

200ml

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11
Q

____ left in bladder after micturition

A

~10ml

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12
Q

When are internal sphincters forced open?

A

once exceeding 500ml

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13
Q

incontinence

A

inability to control urination voluntarily

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14
Q

Causes of incontinence

A

infancy, damage to internal or external sphincter, spinal cord damage, aging

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