Renal Phys--> look of Henle Flashcards

1
Q

What makes up the Loop and Henle?

A

Thin descending limb
Thin ascending limb
Thick ascending limb

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2
Q

Which limb is permeable to water and not solute? Which is vice versa?

A

Descending

Ascending, respectively

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3
Q

What is the Na:water absorption in the loop? What does this create/

A

25%:10%

  • creates different osmolality in filtrate than plasma
  • lumen goes from 300 to 100 mOsms after the loop
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4
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If you go from 300 to 100 mOsms are you diluting or concentrating?

A

Diluting

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5
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What is the NKCC2 transporter?

A
Transports 
Na
K
2CL
- Found in thick ascending limb 
- all sites must be occupied to work
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6
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What does 2Cl to Na ratio create in the lumen? What does this cause?

A

Creates slight positive charge in lumen

- pushes Ca, Mg and Na out of lumen filtrate via paracellular transport

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7
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What is being recycled in the loop? What percent? By what transporter?

A

K+
90%
ROMK
- Critical to keep NKCC2 channel running. Because all sites must be occupied to work

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8
Q

What is a Bartton Channel?

A

Channel which Cl- leaves cell via basolateral side

- Via down conc. gradient

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9
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What is another way Cl can leave the cell?

A

K+ synporter on basolateral side

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10
Q

how much Na does the NKCC channel absorb? Ca? Mg?

A

25% of filtered load

  • 20% Ca
  • 50-60% Mg
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11
Q

What upregulates NKCC?

A

AgII

ADH

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12
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What is Bartter Syndrome?

A

Any disorder affecting transporters in the thick ascending limb

  • either directly or indirectly affects NKCC2
  • HypoNa+ leads to hypovolemia
  • Hypokalemia
  • normal to elevated urinary Ca excretion
  • metabolic alkalosis
  • Growth retardation
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13
Q

What is the conc. of Na after the loop?

A

about 50mM

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14
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What is something that can downregulate the NKCC channel?

A

Ca sensitive receptors

- to much calcium can downregulate NKCC

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