Renal I: Anatomy and Basic Physiology Flashcards

1
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Glomerular Capillary hydrostatic pressure: __

A

46mmHg

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2
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Tubular hydrostatic pressure: __

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10mmHg

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3
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Glomerular Capillary oncotic pressure: __

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30mmHg

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4
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Net Filtration Pressure: __

A

6mmHg

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5
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_____ mechanism in the _____ arteriole serves as a regulating valve to maintain constant renal blood flod

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Myogenic; afferent

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6
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Afferent and efferent arteriole constriction causes _______ filtration fraction.

A

Increased

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7
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Increased filtration fraction results in _______ net filtration pressure.

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Decreased

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8
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Renin is secreted at the _______.

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Juxtaglomerular Apparatus (JGA)

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9
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Renal prostaglandins have a local _______ effect on renal arterioles, which is more selective for the ______ arteriole

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dilatory; afferent

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10
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Renal prostalandins are released in response to ______.

A

angiotensin II

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11
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Renal anatomy: ______: conical functional units of the tubular elements of nephrons

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medullary pyramids

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12
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Renal anatomy: ______: units of filtration and reabsorption in the kidney

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nephrons

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13
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Renal anatomy: ______: urinary drainage conduits within the kidney

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calices

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14
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Renal anatomy: ______: location where major calices combine and urine leaves the kidney via the ureter

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renal pelvis

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15
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Renal anatomy: ______: central region of the kidney from which the ureter leaves, site of entry for the renal artery and vein

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hilum

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16
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Renal Artery > ______ Artery > _______ Artery > _______ Artery > _______ Arteriole > _______ Arteriole > ________ > Interlobular Vein

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Interlobar; arcuate; interlobular; afferent; efferent; vasa recta

17
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Renal anatomy: ______: space that represents the beginning of the urinary space; continuous with the proximal tubule

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Bowman’s Capsule

18
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Type of epithelium: parietal epithelium of Bowman’s Capsule

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Simple squamous

19
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Type of epithelium: Proximal tubule

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Cuboidal, tall microvilli

20
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Type of epithelium: Thick Loop of Henle

21
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Type of epithelium: Thin Loop of Henle

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Simple Squamous

22
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Type of epithelium: Distal tubule

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Cuboidal, short microvillia

23
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Type of epithelium: collecting tubules

24
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Type of epithelium: Collecting duct

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Type of epithelium: Bladder
Transitional
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Daily quantity of water filtered and excreted
190L; 0.5-25L
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Daily quanitity of NaCl filtered and excreted
1500g; 0.5-30g
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Amount of NaCl and water reabsorbed in the proximal tubule
65%; 65%
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Amount of NaCl and water reabsorbed in the loop of Henle
25%; 15%
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Amount of NaCl and water reabsorbed in Distal Tubule and Collecting duct
8-10%; 6-20%
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Effect of Aldosterone on cellular transporters
Increase apical sodium channels and basolateral Na/K ATPase
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Effect of ADH on cellular transporters
Fusion of vesicles containing aquaporins with apical membrane, increased synthesis of aquaporins
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Net driving force for fluid flow into capillaries from tubules
Capillary oncotic pressure
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Increasing tubular flow ______ sodium and water reabsorption
decreases
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Increasing tubular flow ______ sodium and water excretion
increases
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Decreasing tubular flow _____ sodium and water excretion
decreases
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_______: obligatory reabsorption mechanisms in the proximal tubule can compensate for changes in filtered load by ensuring that a fixed proportion of the filtered load is always reabsorbed
Glomerulotubular balance
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_______: Macula densa cells monitor changes in obligatory reabsorption at the level of the distal tubule
Tubuloglomerular feedback