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Physio 2 Final pt 1

Physio 2 Final revie

QuestionAnswer
Proximal Tube Many different types of sodium transporters
Bowman's Capsule Surrounds the glomerulus
Distal Tubule A site that is hormonally regulated
Thin loop of henle 10% of water reabsorption occurs here
Thick ascending limb loop of henle Location of NKCC transporters
PCT 65% Na+ and H2O Reabsorbed
TAL loop henle 25% Na+ Reabsorption
Aldosterone - K+ secreted - Na+ reabsorbed
change in the osmotic force due to an increase in plasma protein concentration GFR will decrease
RAGE PV - Renal artery - Afferent arteriole - Glomerular capillaries - Efferent arteriole - Peritubular capillaries - Renal vein
Angiotensin II binds to receptors On arterials and adrenal cortex tissues
blocking the angiotensin II receptors will effect - SV - TPR
Angiontensin II production still occurs - When patient is taking ARB (Angiotensin receptor blocker)
Aldosterone present in the blood can cause - sodium reabsorption - increase in SV - Reduction in plasma K+ concentration - K+ secretion
Elevated vasopressin causes... - Increase in H2O Reabsorption, TPR and SV - Reduced water excression - Yellow pee
beta-1 receptor antagonist - lead to a decrease in all three blood pressure variables
normal end systolic volume 60 mL
Left ventricular pressure cycles between 0 mmHg and 120 mmHg.
renal processes do sodium ion, potassium ion, water, and glucose have in common? Filtration and absorption
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