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1
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Which substances can measure ECF?

A

Sulfate InulinMannitol

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2
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Which substances can measure total body water?

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Tritiated water D2OAntipyrine

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3
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Which substances can measure plasma?

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Radioactive iodine serum albuminEvans blue

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4
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What is the formula for computing interstitial fluid volume?

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ECF-plasma

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5
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Formula for plasma osmolarity

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2xNa+ Glucose/18 + BUN/2.8

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6
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Structural and Functional unit of the kidneys

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Nephron

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7
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Types of Nephron:75% of nephronsLocated in renal cortex with shorter loops of Henle With peritubular capillaries

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Cortical Nephron

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Types of Nephron:25% of nephronsLocated in the corticomedullary junction, longer loops of Henle and with Vasa Recta

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Juxtamedullary Nephrons

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9
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What type of collagen is in the basement membrane?

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Type IV

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10
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It is the main charge barrier of the glomerulus

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Basement membrane

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11
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Cells in the renal corpuscle that are modified smooth muscles capable of phagocytosis

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Intraglomerular Mesangial cells

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12
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Renal corpuscle cell that secretes renin

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JG cells

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13
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Cells in the renal corpuscle found in the distal tubule that monitors Na concentration

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Macula Densa

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14
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Macula densa also detects changes in?

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BPGFR

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15
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Cells of the renal corpuscle with unknown function

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Lacis cell(Extraglomerular mesangial cell)

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16
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Also known as the workhorse of the nephron

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PCT

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17
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PCT reabsorbs 66% of filtered _________

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KNaH2O

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18
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PCT reabsorbs 100% of filtered _________

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GlucoseAmino acids

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19
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Part of the tubular system that is known as the countercurrent multiplier

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Loop of Henle

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20
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The descending Loop of Henle is permeable to:A. WaterB. Solutes

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Water

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21
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The ascending Loop of Henle is permeable to:A. WaterB. Solutes

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SolutesASINding limb

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22
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Also known as the diluting segment

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Thick ascending limb of Loop of Henle

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23
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This is inhibited by loop diuretics in the thick ascending limb

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Na-K-2Cl symport

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24
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The cortical collecting tubule is also called?

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Late distal tubule

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25
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The collecting duct is composed of the ________collecting tubule and he collecting duct

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Medullary

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26
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Also called the CORTICAL diluting segment

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Early distal tubule

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27
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Cells in the late distal tubule that reabsorb Na and secrete K

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Principal cells

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28
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Cells in the late distal tubule that reabsorb K and secrete H

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Intercalated cells

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29
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The site of regulation of final urine volume and concentration

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Collecting duct

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30
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Part of the tubular system where ADH will act

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Collecting duct

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31
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Most potent trigger for the release of ADH

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Increased plasma osmolarity

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32
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Histology in the PCT that is for increase in surface area and transporters

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MicrovilliConvolutions

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33
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The first part to die in the tubular system during Acute Tubular Necrosis

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PCT

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34
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It is the volume of plasma cleared of a substance per unit of time

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Clearance

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35
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Formula for Clearance

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Urine concentration xVolume /Plasma concentration

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36
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If a substance has a high clearance, it will be found in the _____

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Urine

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37
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If a substance has low clearance, it will be found in the ______

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Blood

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38
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What substance has the highest clearance?

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PAHPara-aminohippuric acid

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39
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What substance has the lowest clearance?

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CHONNaGlucoseAmino acids HCO3Cl

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40
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What substances has a clearance equal to the GFR?

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InulinCreatinine

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41
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This substance is used to estimate Renal Blood Flow and Renal Plasma Flow

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PAH

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42
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What substances are filtered alone and not secreted nor reabsorbed?

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InulinCreatinine

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43
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What substances are filtered and 100% reabsorbed, never secreted?

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NaGlucoseAmino acidsHCO3Cl

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44
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What substance is filtered and secreted and not reabsorbed?

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PAH

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45
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When the substance’s clearance is less than the GFR, there is

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Net reabsorption

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46
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When the substance’s clearance is more than the GFR, there is

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Net secretion

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47
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Substances that can be used to measure kidney function

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InulinCreatinine

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48
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Renal blood flow is ____% of the cardiac output

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25%

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49
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If clearance is equal to GFR, there is

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Filtration

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50
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Substances that cause vasodilation of renal arterioles : increased RBF

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PGE2PGI2BradykininNODopamine

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51
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Substances that cause vasoconstriction of renal arterioles : decreased RBF

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Sympathetic NSAngiotensin II (preferentially efferent arterioles)

52
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What substance vasodilates afferent arterioles and to a lesser extent vasoconstricts efferent arterioles but the net effect is increased RBF?

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ANP

53
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Formula for RBF

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RPF/ 1- hematocrit

54
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Normal GFR per minute

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125ml/min

55
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Normal GFR per day

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180 L /day

56
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Known as the counter current exchanger

A

Vasa recta

57
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It is the amount filtered minus the amount reabsorbed plus amount secreted

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Excretion

58
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This describes fluid movement into or out of the capillary

A

Starling Forces

59
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Highest possible filtration fraction occurs during

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Vasoconstriction of the efferent arteriole

60
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Effect on filtration fraction if there is an increase in plasma proteins

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Decreased Increased oncotic pressure= decreased GFR but no change in RPF

61
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Effect on filtration fraction if there is ureteral stone

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DecreasedIncreased BCH Decreased GFR no change in RPF

62
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Effect of vasoconstriction of afferent arterioles on filtration fraction

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No changeDecreased GFR and decreased RPF

63
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Severe vasoconstriction of efferent arteriole effect on GFR

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DecreasedAlbumin trapped-attract cations-attract water

64
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Moderate vasoconstriction of efferent arteriole effect on GFR

A

Increased

65
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Starling forces:Not a starling forcePromotes GFRIncreased by histamine

A

KfFiltration coefficient

66
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Effect on GFR: increased or decreased?Afferent arteriole vasodilation

A

Increased

67
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Effect on GFR: increased or decreased?Afferent arteriole vasoconstriction

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Decreased

68
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Effect on GFR: increased or decreased?Efferent arteriole vasodilation

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Decreased

69
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Effect on GFR: increased or decreased?Efferent arteriole moderate vasoconstriction

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Increased

70
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Effect on GFR: increased or decreased?Efferent arteriole severe vasoconstriction

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Decreased

71
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Effect on GFR: increased or decreased?GC hydrostatic pressure increased

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Increased

72
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Effect on GFR: increased or decreased?GC hydrostatic pressure decreased

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Decreased

73
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Effect on GFR: increased or decreased?GC oncotic pressure increased

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Decreased

74
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Effect on GFR: increased or decreased?GC hydrostatic pressure decreased

A

Increased

75
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It is the fraction of renal plasma flow that is filtered

A

Filtration fraction

76
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Normal filtration fraction

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20%

77
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Formula for filtration fraction

A

GFR/RPF

78
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Auto regulation of renal blood flow occurs at BP range of

A

80-200mmHg

79
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Renal blood flow remains constant through this mechanism where renal afferent arterioles reflexively respond to stretch by contracting

A

Myogenic mechanism

80
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Effect of angiotensin II on efferent arteriole

A

Vasoconstriction

81
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Macula densa secretes these in response to decrease in BP

A

Angiotensin IINO

82
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NO dilates renal ______ arterioles during decreased BP

A

Afferent

83
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Secreted by macula densa if BP is high

A

Adenosine

84
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Effect of adenosine during increased BP

A

Vasoconstriction of afferent arteriole

85
Q

Renal threshold of glucose

A

200mg

86
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Renal transport maximum of glucose

A

375mg

87
Q

The following causes hypokalemia by causing shift of K into cells

A

InsulinB adrenergic agonistsAlkalosis (exhange for intracellular H)Hypo osmolarity

88
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Causes of decreased K secretion by principal cells

A

Low K dietHypoaldosteronismAcidosisK sparing diuretics

89
Q

PCT reabsorbs ____% of filtered urea

A

50%

90
Q

Renal tubule that Secretes urea via simple diffusion

A

Thin descending limb of LH

91
Q

Normal plasma calcium

A

2.4 mEq/L

92
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How many percent of Calcium is filtered?

A

60%

93
Q

These drugs increases Ca reabsorption

A

PTHThiazides

94
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This drug decreases Ca reabsorption

A

Loop diuretics

95
Q

How much Phosphate is absorbed by the PCT?

A

85% of filtered phosphate

96
Q

Reabsorption of phosphate is inhibited by

A

PTH

97
Q

50% of magnesium is stored in the bones and ____% is excreted daily

A

10%

98
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65% of reabsorption of Magnesium occurs in

A

TAL of LH

99
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This electrolyte competes with magnesium for reabsorption in TAL of LH

A

Calcium

100
Q

Hypercalcemia causes this effect on magnesium

A

Hypomagnesemia

101
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Hypocalcemia causes this effect on magnesium

A

Hypermagnesemia

102
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Graded osmolarity in the renal interstitium is created by

A

The countercurrent multiplier LH

103
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Graded osmolarity in the renal interstitium is supplemented by

A

Urea recycling

104
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Graded osmolarity in the renal interstitium is maintained by

A

Countercurrent exchanger: vasa recta

105
Q

Estimates the ability to concentrate or dilute the urine

A

Free water clearance

106
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Formula for free water clearance

A

Urine flow rate- osmolar clearanceV-CosmCosm= UV/P

107
Q

PTH causes this effect on calcium and phosphate

A

Increased calcium reabsorption and decreased phospate reabsorption–urinePTH- phosphate trashing hormone

108
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Situations where there is negative free water clearance

A

SIADHWater deprivation

109
Q

Difference of water deprivation and SIADH is in their

A

Plasma osmolarityIncreased in water deprivationDecreased in SIADH

110
Q

Plasma osmolarity in SIADH is increased or decreased?

A

Decreased

111
Q

Plasma osmolarity in water deprivation is increased or decreased?

A

Increased

112
Q

hormone that decreases Na reabsorption

A

ANP BNP

113
Q

Hormones that decrease water and Na reabsorption

A

DopamineUroguanylinGuanylin

114
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MOA of ANP and BNP on distal tubule and collecting ducts for decreased reabsorption of sodium

A

CGMP

115
Q

pH compatible with life

A

6.8-8

116
Q

An increase in H levels will cause an increase in which electrolytes?

A

HypercalcemiaHyperkalemia

117
Q

Anion gap formula

A

Na-(HCO3+ Cl)

118
Q

There is an increase in this electrolyte in NAGMA to maintain electroneutrality

A

Chloride

119
Q

HAGMA conditionsMUDPILES

A

MethanolUremiaDKAParaldehyde Propylene GlycolIron IsoniazidLactic acidosis Ethylene glycol, ethanolSalicylic acid

120
Q

NAGMA conditionsHARD UP

A

HyperalimentationAcetazolamideRTADiarrheaUreteroenteric fistulaPancreaticoduodenal fistula

121
Q

Diarrhea causes this acid base abnormality

A

Metabolic acidosis

122
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Vomiting causes this type of acid base abnormality

A

Metabolic alkalosis

123
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All tubules except diluting segments are acted upon by this type of diuretic

A

Osmotic diuretics

124
Q

Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors act on the

A

PCT

125
Q

Thiazide diuretics act on the

A

Distal tubule

126
Q

Thiazides causes increasedHyper GLUC

A

HyperGlycemiaLipidemiaUricemiaCalcemia

127
Q

This type of diuretic decreases calcium levels

A

Loop diuretic

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