Notes in Renal Physiology 1

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Published	08/25/2024	Name the Roles of the Kidney (overview only)
Published	08/25/2024	What is the kidney's role in excretion?
Published	08/25/2024	What is the kidney's role in Homeostasis?
Published	08/25/2024	What is the kidney's role in Acid-Base balance?
Published	08/25/2024	Major Functions of Nephron
Published	08/25/2024	The rate at which we produce _________is a good indicator of renal health!
Published	08/25/2024	Filtration through the 3 layers occurs extracellularly via (3)?BUT: what mainly makes filtration occur?
Published	08/25/2024	We need pressure in the glomerular capillary to be HIGH enough to make filtrate leave the plasma and go into the bowman's capsule. So what is preventi…
Published	08/25/2024	If our systemic blood pressure starts to fall too low, filtration will decrease or stop= will not get rid of any waste products! It is impo…
Published	08/25/2024	Changes to different types of filtration pressures may be caused via:
Published	08/25/2024	What gets through the glomerular filter?
Published	08/25/2024	____________= the total amount of filtrate formed per minuteBased off of how much urea nitrogen  and creatinine there is in your urine
Published	08/25/2024	Regulation of GF is more easily achieved through regulation of capillary pressure via ________.
Published	08/25/2024	Explain Myogenic reflex
Published	08/25/2024	Explain Tubuloglomerular feedback
Published	08/25/2024	_________= cells of the JGA respond to flow of filtrate in that nephron (monitor Na levels in the filtrate!)
Published	08/25/2024	When is renin released from granular cells? What is the end result?
Published	08/25/2024	What substance is produced at a constant rate in the body, so it is excreted at a constant rate? We can look at the levels of this substance…
Published	08/25/2024	99% of water gets reabsorbed, as does sodium, and under normal conditions, 100% of glucose and amino acids too. PHENOL (waste product) 100% gets excre…
Published	08/25/2024	Tubular reabsorption occurs through either _______ or ______. And ______ transport may involve _______ or _________ transport.
Published	08/25/2024	These are normally 100% reabsorbed in the body dduring glomerular filtration.
Published	08/25/2024	What aids in determining composition of urine?
Published	08/25/2024	Secondary active transport involves either....
Published	08/25/2024	Primary Active Transport
Published	08/25/2024	Passive Transport may be either ____ or ____. Describe the difference + describe passive transport.
Published	08/25/2024	Loop of Henle:It’s purpose is to __________ but ALSO to__________of the interstitial space. This is important (the high osmolarity), for the fina…
Published	08/25/2024	High tonicity will be used in the _____to draw water back out of filtrate and into the body and leave behind a concentrated urine.
Published	08/25/2024	Two types of cells are located in the CD
Published	08/25/2024	Principal cells
Published	08/25/2024	Intercalated cells
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