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Kidney Function
-Filter blood
-Maintain homeostasis
-Majority of CO2 goes through
-Adjusts Blood Volume and electrolyte
Urine Function
-removes waste
-maintains H2O balance
Nephron
Basic unit of kidney
glomerulus
connection of blood vessels capillarys and nephron
Collecting duct
-up to 8 nephrons empty fluid into the duct
-Minor calyx→ Major Calyx→ Renal Pelvis
Renal Cortex
Vascular and tubular nephron more outer edge of kidney
Renal Medulla
Vascular and tubular nephron plus the renal pyramids, inner tissue of the kidney
Renal Artery
blood supply for the kidneys
Renal Vein
removes filtered blood through the kidneys
Kidney Stone
Concentration of minerals/waste is too high to dissolve naturally
Vascular (Nephron)
Filtration
Tubular (Nephron)
Urine production
Vascular Portion of Nephron
-Enters renal artery
-Branches into afferent arterioles
-Reaches glomerulus
-leaves through efferent arterioles
-ends in the vasa recta
Vasa Recta
-Junction between the blood and the kidney
-Exchange between the vascular and tubular sections
Bowman’s capsule
-Collects/ filters fluid from the glomerular capillaries
-sends the fluid through the proximal tubule
Juxtaglomerular apparatus
-regulates kidney function
-quality control center via Renin-Angiotensin hormone
Nephron Loop
Limbs function to alter fluid/solute concentrations
Plasma Clearance
The volume of plasma from which a given substance is removed
Filtration
-in glomerular capsule
-Water and solutes pushed into nephron
Reabsorption
returns some to blood (reduces clearance)
Secretion
moves substances from peritubular capillaries into tubules (increases clearance)
Glomerular Filtration Rate
Rate at which the drug divided by the drug concentration in plasma
Probenecid
Used to slow down the filtration and allow penicillin to maintain effect
Inulin
Compound found in garlic and onions provides a good idea about the GFR and renal health
Glucose and Amino Acids
Easily filtered and reabsorbed back into the body in the tubules
Totat; renal Blood Flow
PAH is inserted and quickly filtered and secreted out