Renal System & Diseases Flashcards

0
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Kidney disease lasting more than _____ days is considered chronic

A

30 days

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People of ________ descent are ____ times more likely to have end stage renal disease

A

African American

8x

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2
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What are some ocular symptoms that would make you suspect renal disease?

A

Ca2+ deposits Ono lids or conj, lid edema, corneal changes, anorexia, cataracts, uveitis, ONH edema, druses around the macula and retinal changes

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Aside from the fact that renal diseases can cause ocular changes, why should optometrists care about renal diseases?

A

Renal diseases influenced dosing

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4
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Renal disease increases the chance of getting _______, _______, & _______ by what percentages?

A

ARMD - 3x
Dry eyes -16%
Red eye (of uremia)

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5
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What are the function of the kidney besides waste removal?

A

Regulate the composition of blood, water, ions, acid - base balance, and excrete foreign substances

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Explain why the kidney plays a role in the development of hypertension

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The kidney secretes erythropoietin which is a major contributor of of RBC development & regulates water concentration which affects BP

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7
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How much does a typical kidney weight?
What percentage of blood does the kidney receive from the heart? How much of that blood is filtered and what does the rest of the blood do?

A

The kidney weighs 1/4 lb and receives 20% of blood. 20% of that blood is filtered while the rest provides nutrients and support

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The kidney is supplied by the renal vein and the renal artery, where does those vessels branch off from?

A

Inferior vena cava and aorta

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9
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What is the rate at which blood flows through the kidney?

A

1.2 liter / min

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10
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Where in the kidney does most of the absorption occur?

A

Medulla

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11
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the concentration of Na+ in the kidney medulla is _____ (higher/lower) than in the kidney cortex

A

Higher

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12
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Where in the kidney does filtration occur?

A

Cortex

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13
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Where are nephrons located in the kidney? What is their function?

A

Nephrons are found in the medulla and cortex

Nephrons produce urine by filtering the blood

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14
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What capillary reabsorbs nutrients filtered out from the kidneys?

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Peri tubular capillary which absorbs nutrients and water and provides blood supply to the renal tissues

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15
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Are nephrons closed or open circuit?

A

Closed

16
Q

Where is bowman’s capsule located? What cells are also found here, what are their functions?

A

Glomerulus of the nephron.

Juxtaglomerular cells can be found here interacting with baroreceptors

17
Q

Juxtaglomerular cells secretes ______ which regulates vessels in the kidney

A

Renin