Renal + Hepatic VHA Flashcards

1
Q

reabsorption

A

refers to tubule to blood direction

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2
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secretion

A

refers to blood to tubule direction

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3
Q

Which arteriole goes towards the glomerulus?

A

afferent arteriole

brings blood to the glomerulus

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4
Q

fluid flow through nephron tubules (4)

A

1) proximal tubule

2) loop of henle

3) distal tubule

4) collecting duct

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5
Q

What epithelial lines Bowman’s capsule?

A

simpel squamous epithelium

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6
Q

Bowman’s space

A

between glomerulus and Bowman’s capsule

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7
Q

How can you determine vascular pole?

A

there should 2 two arterioles

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8
Q

Where are proximal tubules found?

A

more near the urinary tract

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9
Q

What covers the glomerular capillary bed?

A

visceral epithelium of podocytes

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10
Q

How do podocytes form a barrier?

A

1) chemical barrier due to high negative charge

2) basement membrane forms physical barrier

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11
Q

Fenestrations

A

small openings in the capillary walls that prevent blood from getting into filtrate

ex: in hematuria there is a problem since blood is passing through

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12
Q

where is podocyte on stain?

A

looks like a cell around Bowman’s space

can see the nuclei of the cell

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13
Q

macula densa cells

A

associated with the distal tubule

secrete renin

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14
Q

What distinguishes a proximal tubule?

A

proximal tubule has brush border and is thicker

*thicker for more surface area for bulk reabsorption

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15
Q

Do tubules and bowman’s space contain filtrate?

A

yes to both

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16
Q

Where are mesangial cells?

A

by distal tubules and vascular pole

17
Q

which cells comprise the majority of the glomerular filtration barrier?

A

podocytes

18
Q

Cortex vs. medulla location

A

cortex lies outside the medulla

19
Q

Are there collecting ducts in the cortex?

A

yes

20
Q

does fluid flow from glomeruli to distal tubule?

A

yes! fluid flows from glomeruli to tubules in general

21
Q

dual blood supply of the liver

A

1) 25% of oxygenated blood from hepatic artery

2) 75% deoxygenated blood from portal vein (via GI)

22
Q

portal triad

A

hepatic artery

portal vein

bile duct

*branches of these throughout the liver

23
Q

flow of blood through the liver

A

blood flows from the hepatic artery / portal vein toward the central vein

24
Q

what does central vein look like in histology?

A

really just looks like a white opening with some sinusoids flowing towards it

25
Q

what type of epithelium surrounds blood vessels?

A

simple squamous

26
Q

what do hepatocytes normally look like?

A

highly eosinophilic

normally have a homogenous distribution

27
Q

do liver cells have lots of connective tissue / stroma?

A

no

ducts do not have much stroma at all

28
Q

signs of fatty liver disease

A

hepatocyte injury and fat droplets

29
Q

fibrosis in liver

A

development of connective tissue

known as cirrhosis

30
Q

macrophages in liver

A

known as Kupffer cells

often highly died, discrete regions

31
Q

flow of bile through liver

A

moves from in to out

since bile is synthesized by liver but has to go to the gallbladder

*opposite of blood flow

32
Q

bile canaliculi

A

bile first secreted into these small canals before going to larger bile ducts

separated from sinusoids by tight junctions

special stain needed to view

33
Q

are binucleated cells normal in the liver?

A

yes

34
Q

duct epithelial

A

columnar cells line

35
Q

where do you see pathology first in liver?

A

see by the central vein since blood flow reaches there last