Renal Physio Flashcards

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Function of renal system

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  1. Excretory function 2. Regulatory function 3. Endocrine functions 4. Metabolic function.
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Determining kidney function

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Createnine and usea but createnine is more accurate

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Number of nephron in each kidney

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1.1 million in each kidney and 2- 2.5 in both kidneys

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Hormones of kidneys

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  1. Erthypoitin 2. Refine 3. Prostaglandins.
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Renin in the kidney is produced by which cells?

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Justaglomerular apparatus

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Cells that produced erythropoietin in kidney ?

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Endothelial cells of peritubular capillaries of kidneys
Concentration of oxygen controls its secretion

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Types of cans in justaglomesular apparatus

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Polkinsin cells ( modified epithelial cells of afferent arteries )
Macula dens a ( modified nephron cells )

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Metabolic function of kidney

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  1. Converts inactive vitamin D into active form → pct cells → stimulated by parathyroid hormones
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Vasculatura of
Kidney

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Abdominal aorta → renal artery’s → anterior , and posterior venal artery → lobar artery → arcuate artery →
Lobular artery → afferent arterioles → glomerulus → efferent arterioles → peritubular capillaries → veins
Veins are same as arteries and goes to inferior vena cava

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Tissue in between the glomerular capillaries?

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Mesengium or mesengial cells

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Efferent arterioles of cortical nephron and justamedullary nephron →branches

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Efferent arterioles of justamedullary nephron → vasa recta

Efferent arteries of cortical nephron → peritubulan capillaries

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% Of cortical and justamedullasy nephrons

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90% cortical and 10- 15% justamedullary
Cortical → glomerulus in cortex
Justamedullary→ glomerulus near corticomedunary junction

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13
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Amount of blood flow through kidneys each minute?

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20 - 25 % of cardiac output
That is 1L ( card output is 5L / minute )

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How much plasma is filtered each minute in all the glomerulus?

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120 ml of plasma is filtered each minute in on the glomeruli of kidneys together

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Total glomerular filterate per minute of both kidneys?

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120 ml and 60 mi per kidney

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% Of absorption through tubules of nephron?

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65% through pct
15% through descending tube of loop of Henle
15% through dct
2 - 3% through collecting duct ( by aldosterone and ADH )

17
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Amount of wine produced by both kidneys together per min?

18
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Amount of urine per day?

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1440 ml or about half later per day

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Normal range of urine output per day?

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500 - 3500 ml / day

20
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Diseases of more or less mine production ?

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Less than 500 ml → oligouria
More than 3500 ml → polyuria

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How much metabolic waste can kidney dissolve in 1 L of mine?

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1200 mmol of metabolic waste can be dissolved into 1l of urine
Normal person produces 600 m mol of metabolic waste per day so half later of urine is required to dissolve it but it a person is producing 250 ml of wine or less than 500 ml the metabolic waste will start accumulating in our bodies.

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What is azotemia?

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When blood chemistry is altered due to accumulation of urea and creatinine as a result of impaired function of kidney but there are no signs and symptoms of kidney failure

23
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What is azotemia + signs and symptoms of kidney failure called?

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Structure present in glomerulus?

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  1. Glomerular capillary tuft
  2. Bowman’s capsule ( double layered → visceral and parietal epithelial cells)
  3. Mesengium
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What are the capillaries of glomerulus called?
Fenestrated capillaries → the endothelial cells have fenestration's ( holes) in them
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Size of finestrations in endothelial cells of glomesulur capillaries?
70 - 100 nm
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What are the cells above and below or around glomerulus basement membrane?
Endothelial cells of glomerulus capillaries on one side and visceral epithelial cells of bowman's capsule on the other side.
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GBM have which collagen?
Collagen type 4
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Charge of glomerulur membrane?
Electro negative due to negative glycoproteins
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What is filtration slit in glomerulus and its size?
The slit or space between two visceral epithelial alls of bowman's capsule through which substances enter the bowman's capsule is called filtration slit and its about 20- 30 nm There is a thin diaphragm on the filtration slit made up of protein nephrin
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The glomerular membrane is a charge and size barrier so what sizes or charges could go easily than others?
Small sized goes more easily than larger sized molecules. Cations passes more easily than anionic molecules
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Due to the size of albumin it can easily pass through glomerular membrane than why it doesn't pass?
The charge on albumin is negative so it is repelled by glomerular membrane
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Functions of mesengial cells?
1. Contraction 2. Phagocytosis 3. Proliferation 4. Produce mesengium All these functions can effect the GFR