UNIT 4 P2 Flashcards


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1

be able to label the parts of the urinary system

afferent/efferent arteriole, renal artery, renal vein, nephron, glomerulus, peritubular capillaries, bowman's capsule

2

three main functions in the urinary system

filtration, reabsorption, secretion

3

cells lining bowman's capsule

podocytes

4

net pressure between capillaries and urine during filtration

10mmHg

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how sodium is reabsorbed into the peritubular capillary

facilitated diffusion from the filtrate, active transport with sodium ATPase stimulated by aldosterone

6

how other ions and molecules are reabsorbed

use sodium energy

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last ion to be reabsorbed

Mg+2

8

diabetes insipidus

people don't secrete enough ADH, excess urination

9

treatments for diabetes insipidus

nasal spray ADH, manitol

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how carrier protein number is maximized

microvilli increase surface area

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diabetes mellitus

carrier proteins for sugar have reached maximum capacity

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why you can't drink ocean water

maximizes sodium carrier capacity, prevents water reabsorption and kills you by dehydration

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what all secretion of substances is driven by

ATP

14

effect of excess secretion of drugs into the urine

kidney damage

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proteins most sensitive to pH change

receptors, channels, and carrier proteins

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type of cells most immediately impacted by shape change

neurons

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why pH change influences protein function

influx of -OH or H+ can break ionic bonds between protein loops

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acidosis' most immediate impact

calcium channels close

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alkalosis' most immediate impact

sodium channels open

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what acidosis can cause

coma from nervous system shutting down

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what alkalosis can cause

convulsions/tetanic contractions from uncontrolled action potentials

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treatment for alkalosis

oral ammonium chloride

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sources of acid in acidosis

carbonic acid, lactic acid, acetoacetic acid, acetyl CoA, phosphoric acid, loss of bicarbonate

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origin of carbonic acid buildup

inadequate respiration

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origin of lactic acid buildup

anaerobic respiration

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origin of acetoacetic acid buildup

diabetes

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origin of phosphoric acid buildup

kidney failure

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cause of loss of bicarbonate

diarrhea

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where acid is removed in the body

lungs, kidneys

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treatment for acidosis

sodium bicarbonate

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causes of kidney failure

heart failure, accumulation of toxic products, sudden drop in blood volume, infection, diabetes, bladder cancer, kidney stones

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treatments for kidney failure

diet, dialysis, transplant

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dialysis

semi permeable membrane, liquid includes sodium, potassium, bicarbonate, heparin