Renal Phys ML: 4 Flashcards

1
Q

Renal Plasma Clearance

A

the amount of blood plasma that is cleared of a substance by our renal system per a unit of time

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2
Q

What can RPC measurements we used for?

A

how well the kidneys are functioning

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3
Q

When does RPC=GFR

A

when substances are freely filtered but not secreted or reabsorbed

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4
Q

What is an example of RPC=GFR

A

Inulin (125mL/min)
- the only blood that is being filtered is the 20% going in

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5
Q

When does RPC=Renal Plasma Flow

A

when substances are freely filtered and 100% secreted and not reabsorbed

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6
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What is an example of RPC=Renal Plasma Flow

A

the organic cation para-aminohippurate
-625mL/min

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7
Q

RPC>GFR

A

substance undergoes net secretion
-substances x must be put back into the nephron

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8
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RPC< GFR

A

substance undergoes net reasorption or partially filtered
-substance x to be reabsorbed back into the capillary

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9
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Partial filtration

A

some substances are not completely freely filtered and move around by being bound to a protein

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10
Q

Why is creatinine a good substance to show a true gfr through its RPC

A

produced by muscles at a constant rate
-free filtered
-not reabsorbed
-slightly secreted

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11
Q

What is micturition?

A

urination

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12
Q

How is the CNS signalled in the bladder

A

by stretch induced sensory

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13
Q

What are the smooth muscles of the bladder

A

detrusor and internal urethral sphincter

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14
Q

What is the skeletal muscles in the bladder?

A

external urethral spinchter

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15
Q

What causes the detrusor muscle to contract

A

parasympathetic input

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16
Q

During filling what is happening to the detrusor muscle?

A

it is inhibited so it’s relaxed

17
Q

During urinations what is happening to the detrusor muscle?

A

it is stimulated so it is contracted

18
Q

What causes the internal urethral sphincter to contract?

A

sympathic input

19
Q

During filling what is happening to the internal spincter?

A

it is contracted (closed)

20
Q

During urination what is happening to the internal spincter?

A

it is inhibited (relaxed)

21
Q

What causes the external urethral sphinter to contracr

A

stimulated somatic motor input

22
Q

During filling what is happening with the external sphinter?

A

stimulated (closed) and contracted

23
Q

During urination what is happening with the external spincter?

A

inhibited (relaxed and open)