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Renal System O1
Case Opening- Polyuria, Ratliff, 1/4/2013
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Multiple voids of small amount, Daily urine volume is within normal | Urinary Frequency |
| Polyuria | Increased urine volume (>2.5-4 L/day or >2ml/min) |
| Units of Osmolality | Osm/Kg |
| Units of Osmolarity | Osm/L |
| Measure of osmotic pressure gradient between two solutions | Tonicity |
| Intracellular fluid volume | 25 L |
| Extracellular fluid volume | 15 L |
| Interstitial fluid volume | 12 L |
| Plasma Volume | 3 L |
| Urine Osmolality range | 50mOsm/Kg-1400mOsm/Kg |
| Normal Serum Osmolality | 285-295 mOsm/Kg |
| Hypernatremia does NOT occur if | Thirst is intact and there is access to free water |
| Hyposmolality leads to a net | Water retention in excess of solute |
| Osmolality is regulated by | Sensors, Mediators, and Thirst |
| Thirst is triggered at serum Osm of | 290 mOsm/Kg |
| Water permeable sites in the nephron | Proximal tubule, descending loop, Collecting ducts(with ADH) |
| Water impermeable sites in the nephron | Ascending loop, DCT |
| Urine Osm > Serum Osm | Osmotic diuresis |
| Serum Osm > Urine Osm | Water diuresis |
| If patient with water diuresis is given DDAVP and produces hypertonic urine, what is the diagnosis? | Hypothalamic diabetes insipidus aka they werent producing ADH |
| An adult that does not respond to DDAVP could be diagnosed with 2 things | Lithium toxicity or Hypercalcemia |