Renal 1: Glomerular Filtration Flashcards

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the functional unit of the kidney where urine is formed

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nephron

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2
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urine is initially formed by filtration of ___

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blood

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3
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filtration occurs at the ___ due to ___ differences between urine and bloood

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glomerulus; pressure

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4
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the ___- is regulated to control the rate of urine production

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GFR

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clearance is a measure of

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how effectively a substance is removed from th eblood by the kidenys

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6
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___ can be used to estimate GFR

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clearance

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7
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the human body is a ___ system (open / closed)

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open

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the kidneys excrete ___, ___ and ___

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water; electrolytes (Na, K, Cl, HCO3, H, Ca, P) and wastes

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9
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the kidneys regulate body fluid ___, ___, ___ and ___

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volume, composition, osmolarity, pH

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10
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is water loss to the skin and lung regulated ?

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no

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11
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what are the 3 ways the body gains water?

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metabolic water, ingested foods and ingested liquids

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12
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blood enters the kidney by the __

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renal artery

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13
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blood exits the kidney by the __

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renal vein

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14
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urine exits the kidney by the ___

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ureter

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15
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urine is formed in the __

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renal corpuscle

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t/f the urine has close contact with blood in the bowmans capsule / glomerulus

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t

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what are the 3 layers of glomerular filtration barrier?

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  1. fenestration (pore) of the glomerular endothelial cell
  2. basement membrane of glomerulus
  3. slit membrane between pedicels
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18
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substances are filtered on the basis of ___ and ___

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size and charge

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19
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what size passes best in filtration?

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small

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20
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what charge passes best in filtration?

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positive

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podocytes are also known as ___ cells

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t/f filtrate must pass through the barriers of the bowman/s capsule in series

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is the perfusion high or low in the glomerulus?

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RPF / RBF stand for

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renal plasma flow and renal blood flow

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the filtration fraction
GFR over renal plasma flow
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__-% of what is filtered is reabsorbed
99
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___% of what is filtered is excreted
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what are the 4 pressures in the bowman's capsule (glomerulus) that contribut e tp net filtration pressure? Are these inward or outward?
1. glomerular capillary hydrostatic pressure (out) 2. bowman's space hydrostatic pressure(in) 3. Plasma colloid osmotic pressure (in) 4. bowmans space colloid osmotic pressure (out)
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bowmans space colloid onconic pressure is __mmhG
0
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__- and __ are forces the favour filtration
1. glom capillary hydrostatic pressure | 2. bowman's space colloid osmotic pressure
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___ and ___ are forces that oppose filtration
bowmans space hydrostatic pressure | plasma colloid osmotic pressure
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what is the greatest filtration pressure?
glomerular hydrostatic pressure
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what are the effects on glomerular pressure and filtration rate if there is vasoconstriction of the segment before the glomerulus? (afferent)
both reduced due to lower blood flow
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what are the effects on glomerular pressure and filtration rate is there is vasoconstriction of the segment after the glomerulus? (efferent)
both increase due to reduced ability of blood to leave the glomerulus
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___ determines GFR, but ___ and ___ are constant during changes in blood pressure due to ___
PGC; GFR and RBF; autoregulation
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what are the 2 mechanisms for autoregulation?
1. myogenic mechanism | 2. tubulogenic feedback
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explain the process of myogenic mechanism
pressure increases --> raise RBF and GFR --> smooth muscle stretch --> smooth muscle cell contration --> increased afferent arteriole resistance --> decreased RBF and GFR
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in the tubulogenic mechanism of autoregulation, the ___ region of the distal tubule provides feedback to the glomerulus of the ___ nephron
macula densa; same
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the macula densa comes very close to the ___ of the same nephron
afferent arteriole
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describe the process of tubulogenic autoregulation
increased pressure --> increased GFr, RBF --> flow, NaCl sensed by the macula densa --> signal to the JgA --> increased afferent arteriole resistance --> decreased RBf and GFr
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chronic kidney disease affects __-% of canadians
12
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progressive loss of kidney function results in a decrease in ___
GFR
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t/f gfr is used to measure the health and function of kidney
t
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how do we calculate renal clearance?
Cx = concentration of X in urine x urine flow rate all divided by plasma x
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if Cx < GFR, X is __
reabsorbed
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if Cx > GFR, X is ___
excreted
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is there absorption or secretion of creatinine? what does this mean?
no; what is filtered is amount excreted (can measure function of GFR)
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how do we calculate CrCl (GFR)?
GFR = Ucr x volume of urine all divided by plasma cr
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normal creatinine clearance is
80-120 ml/min
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CLcr in renal disease is __
<60 ml/min
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CLcr in kidney failure is __
<15 ml/min