RENAL ANAPHY Flashcards

1
Q

functional units of kidneys

A

nephron

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2
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2 types of nephrons

A
  • cortical nephrons

- juxtamedullary nephrons

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3
Q

nephrons that remove the wastes, reabsorbs the essential substances

A

cortical nephrons

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4
Q

nephrons responsible for the concentration of urine

A

juxtamedullary nephrons

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5
Q

blood flow through kidney (7)

A
renal artery
afferent arteriole
glomerular capillaries
efferent arterioles
peritubular capillaries
vasa recta
renal vein
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6
Q

functions of kidney (3)

A
  • removal of metabolic waste
  • regulation of water and electrolytes
  • maintenance of acid-base balance
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7
Q

normal blood pH

A

7.35-7.45

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8
Q

3 phases of urine formation

A
  • glomerular filtration
  • tubular reabsorption
  • tubular secretion
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9
Q

2 components of glomerulus

A
  • 8 capillary lobes

- glomerular filtration barrier

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10
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3 parts of glomerular filtration barrier

A
  • endothelial cells (capillary wall)
  • glomerular basement membrane
  • podocytes (bowman’s capsule)
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11
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2 functions of glomerular filtration barrier

A
  • prevents the passage of HMW solutes (limit: <70 000 daltons)
  • “shield of negativity” repels (-) molecules
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12
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glomerular filtrate specific gravity

A

1.010

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13
Q

serves as a nonselective filter of plasma substance

A

glomerulus

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14
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3 factors that affect filtration

A
  • cellular structure of capillary walls
  • hydrostatic and oncotic pressure
  • renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system
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15
Q

pressure exerted by plasma proteins; pulls the solutes into the capillaries
give example

A

oncotic pressure

ex: albumin

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16
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pressure exerted by certain fluids; pushes the fluids/solutes out of the capillaries
give example

A

hydrostatic pressure

ex: water

17
Q

cellular mechanisms involved in tubular reabsorption (2)

A
  • active transport

- passive transport

18
Q

major site of reabsorption, how many percent?

A

proximal convoluted tubule, 65%

19
Q

tubular reabsorption:

sodium
mechanism:
location:

A

active - pct and dct
passive - ascending loop of henle

A-ct and P-aloh

20
Q

tubular reabsorption:

water
mechanism:
location:

A

passive - pct, descending loop of henle, collecting ducts

21
Q

phase of urine formation where we remove waste products and regulates acid-base balance

A

tubular secretion

22
Q

where is H+ and NH3 secreted?

A

PCT, DCT, collecting tubule

23
Q

where is urea secreted?

A

loop of henle

24
Q

urine composition

A

95% water

5% solutes

25
Q

urine primary organic compound

A

urea

26
Q

urine primary inorganic compound

A

chloride

27
Q

what tests might be used to assess whether the fluid is most likely urine?

A

urea and creatinine