Urinary Physiology Flashcards
The PCT is confined where in the kidney?
Cortex
PCT functions in (reabsorption/secretion/both)
both
DCT functions in (reabsorption/secretion/both)
More in secretion than reabsorption
What is the average adult male rate of filtrate formation?
125ml/min
What is the mean arterial pressure?
80-180mm Hg
When filtrate enters PCT, it is (hyper,iso,hypo) -smotic to plasma and interstitial fluid
Isosmotic
Filtrate reaches its highest concentration where?
At the bend of the Loop of Henle
What section of the nephron is water impermeable?
Thick portion of ascending loop
What section of the nephron is water reabsorbed passively?
Thin descending loop of Henle
Urine is (hyper,iso,hypo) tonic in the thin descending loop of Henle
hypertonic
Urine is (hyper,iso,hypo) tonic in the early DCT
hypotonic
What does parathyroid hormone do to the kidney?
- Decrease phosphate reabsorption at PCT
2. Increase calcium reabsorption at DCT
PCT Descending Loop Ascending Loop DCT Collecting tubules
Secretes just H+ and K+
Collecting tubules and DCT
PCT Descending Loop Ascending Loop DCT Collecting tubules
Actively reabsorbs Na+ and Cl-
DCT
PCT Descending Loop Ascending Loop DCT Collecting tubules
Reabsorbs H2O only
Descending Loop
PCT Descending Loop Ascending Loop DCT Collecting tubules
Concentrating segment
Descending Loop
PCT Descending Loop Ascending Loop DCT Collecting tubules
Active reabsorption of Na+, K+, and Cl-
Ascending Loop
PCT Descending Loop Ascending Loop DCT Collecting tubules
Indirectly induces Mg2+ and Ca2+ reabsorption
Ascending Loop
PCT Descending Loop Ascending Loop DCT Collecting tubules
Secretes NH3, Uric acid, creatinine, and organic acid
PCT
PCT Descending Loop Ascending Loop DCT Collecting tubules
Reabsorbs all glucose and AA
PCT
PCT Descending Loop Ascending Loop DCT Collecting tubules
Diluting segment
DCT
What does ADH do to the kidneys?
Increase H2O permeability
What converts angiotensin I to II?
ACE
ACE inactivates what?
Bradykinin
What’s found in the urine?
- Urea
- Creatinine
- Drugs
- Water
- Salt
- HCO3
- K+
What should NOT be in the urine?
- Glucose
- AA
- Large proteins