Renal Module Flashcards

Decks in this Class (17):

• Costanzo Renal Physiology Body Fluids

  Costanzo Renal Physiology: Body fluids

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  what proportion of total body weight it,

  what are the two major divisions of tota,

  what proportion of total body water is i
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• Costanzo Renal Physiology Renal Clearanc

  Costanzo Renal Physiology: Renal clearance, blood flow, and GFR

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  what is renal clearance,

  what are the unit for renal clearance,

  what is the equation for renal clearance
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• Costanzo Renal Physiology Reabsorption A

  Costanzo Renal Physiology: Reabsorption and Secretion

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  what is reabsorption or secretion rate,

  how is reabsorption differentiated from,

  what determines the glucose filtration l
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• Costanzo Renal Physiology Nacl Regulatio

  Costanzo Renal Physiology: NaCl regulation

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  what is tubular fluid,

  what does it mean if the tubular fluid p,

  what does a tf p ratio of less than one
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• Costanzo Renal Physiology K Regulation

  Costanzo Renal Physiology: K+ regulation

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  where is most of the bodies k located,

  what causes hyperkalemia,

  what causes hypokalemia
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• Costanzo Renal Physiology Phosphate Calc

  Costanzo Renal Physiology: Phosphate, Calcium, and Magnesium Regulation

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  what proportion of filtered urea is reab,

  other than in the proximal tubule where,

  what factor substantially influences ure
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• Costanzo Renal Physiology Concentration

  Costanzo Renal Physiology: Concentration and Dilution of Urine

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  what is the function of concentration or,

  how does the body achieve concentration,

  what is hyperosmotic urine
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• Costanzo Renal Pysiology Acid Base Balan

  Costanzo Renal Pysiology: Acid-Base balance

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  what are the two kinds of acids produced,

  what is carbonic anhydrase,

  what is the major extracellular buffer a
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• Robbins Basic Pathology Clinical Manifes

  Robbins Basic Pathology: Clinical manifestations of renal diseases

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  what is azotemia,

  what is prerenal azotemia and what cause,

  what causes post renal azotemia
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• Robbins Basic Pathology Pathogenesis Of

  Robbins Basic Pathology: Pathogenesis of glomerular injury and disease

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  what is the most common cause of chronic,

  what are the structures of the glomerulu,

  what protein makes up the major part of
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• Robbins Basic Pathology Nephrotic Syndro

  Robbins Basic Pathology: Nephrotic Syndrome

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  what is nephrotic syndrome,

  how do the signs of nephrotic syndrome d,

  is nephrotic syndrome in children usuall
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• Robbins Basic Pathology Nephritic Syndro

  Robbins Basic Pathology: Nephritic Syndrome

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  what is nephritic syndrome,

  what are the 4 cardinal signs of nephrit,

  what causes post infectious gn
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• Robbins Basic Pathology Tubulointerstiti

  Robbins Basic Pathology: Tubulointerstitial nephritis

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  what causes most cases of tubulointersti,

  what is interstitial nephritis,

  what are some major causes of interstiti
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• Renal Pharmacology Diuretics And Aquaret

  Renal Pharmacology: Diuretics and Aquaretics

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  what class of drug is acetozolamide,

  what is the moa for acetozolamide,

  where is acetozolamide active in the bod
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• Renal Pharmacology Nsaids And Acute Rena

  Renal Pharmacology: NSAIDs and Acute Renal Failure

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  why is dosage adjustment necessary with,

  what three factors contribute to drug cl,

  what is the best measure of renal functi
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• Renal Pharmacology Kidney Toxicity

  Renal Pharmacology: Kidney Toxicity

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  what drugs are associated with pre renal,

  what drugs are associated with arf from,

  what drugs are associated with crystallu
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• Renal Pharmacology Drugs For Renal Cance

  Renal Pharmacology: Drugs for Renal Cancer

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  what is the principal means of curing re,

  what are the common sites for metastatic,

  what is the general pattern of treatment
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