Renal Flashcards
(189 cards)
donor renal A and V anastamosed to
external iliac A and V
hartnup disease mech
neutral aminoacidura (also decreased absorption by enterocytes) eg. tryptophan
tryptophan gives rise to
nicotinic acid, serotonin, melatonin
Fanconi syndrome mech
generalized reabsorptive defect in PCT (involves all AA)
Thin descending and thick ascending loop of Henle (water and solutes)
descending permeable to water but not solutes : ascending permeable to solutes but not water
In nephon, all glucose and AA absorbed in
PCT
In nephon, most dilute urine in
DCT
ADH action on nephron and which cell
principal cell, V2 receptor, more aquaporins on the membrane (water hormone)
aldosterone on nephron, which cell
Principal cell (Na+ & water reabsorption, K+ secretion) a-intercalated cell (K+ absorption; H+ secretion)
Juxta glomerular cells on
Afferent arteriole (secrete renin)
macula densa on
DCT (sense NaCl)
trigger for renin secretion
decrease renal arterial pressure and increased renal sympathetic discharge (beta 1)
erythropoetin secreted by
interstitial cells in the peritubular capillary bed
primary disturbance in metabolic A/A
HCO3
Primary disturbance in respiratory A/A is
pCO2
All (pCO2, HCO3 and pH) decreased in
metabolic acidosis
IF of PSGN two terms
starry sky or lumpy-bumpy
what deposits in PSGN
IgG, IgM and C3 (note: type III)
crescentic GN
RPGN
Goodpasture syndrome leads to what type of GN
RPGN
two types of pauci immune RPGN
wegners G and microscopic polyangitis
what type of HS in Goodpastures syndrome
type II
what type of GN SLE leads to
DPGN (membranous nephropathy is the nephrotic version of SLE)
race and nephrotic syndrome
FSG Sclerosis (african american and hispanic) membranous nephropathy (caucasian)