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Reabsorption shifts solute from the ___ to the ___
Tubules, blood
Secretion shifts solute from the ___ to the ___
Blood, tubules
Nearly 100% of ___ and ___ are reabsorbed
Sugars, AAs
The bulk of reabsorption occurs in the ___
PCT
Roughly 99% of ___ and 70% of filtered ___ is reabsorbed
NaCl, water
The peritubular blood is ___
Hyperosmotic
Most of the filtered solutes are reabsorbed through ___ ___ by ___
Active transport, pumps
Secondary active transport is done by ___ and ___
Symporters, antiporters
Aquaporins transport water through ___ ___
Facilitated diffusion
In the PCT, some water moves via osmosis through ___ ___
Tight junctions
Excess intracellular ___ leaks out through channels
Potassium
The two sources of an osmotic gradient are ___ ___ of solutes and ___ ___
Active transport, plasma proteins
About 80-90% of filtered ___ is reabsorbed in the PCT via ___ active transport
Bicarbonate, secondary
The tubular fluid becomes slightly ___ due to apical ___ pumps
Acidic, H+
Bicarbonate pumps are on the ___ membrane of tubular cells
Basal
Protein reabsorption in the PCT occurs through ___-___ ___
Receptor-mediated endocytosis
Too much protein in the filtrate saturates the endocytotic capacity and results in ___
Proteinuria
What are the two proteins involved in PCT protein reabsorption?
Cubulin and megalin
Fanconi syndrome usually results in ___ and ___
Glycosuria, aminoaciduria
The maximum rate of transport for a particular solute is known as ___ ___
Tubular maximum
Is plasma concentration exceeds tubular maximum, the substance will be found in the ___
Urine
Glucose threshold is exceeded in ___
DM
___ allows the kidneys to remove some compounds from the blood at a faster rate than filtration alone
Secretion
Secretion occurs by way of organic ___ and ___ transporters
Cation, anion
Cation and anion transporters are abundant in the ___
PCT
Some toxins and drugs are bound to ___ and cannot be removed through filtration, so they require ___
Plasma proteins, secretion
An example of a secreted anion is ___, which is used to estimate RBF
Para-aminohippurate
PAH is very ___ secreted in the PCT, meaning that it accurately reflects ___ because nearly ___ of it is removed as blood passes through the kidneys
Efficiently, RBF, 100%
What is the name of the anion transporter that allows for the secretion of PAH?
OAT1
PAH can be actively transported by ___
Multidrug resistance protein
Sympathetic stimulation ___ RBF and ___ GFR
Decreases, decreases
Alpha-1 receptors in afferent arterioles induce ___, decreasing glomerular blood flow
Vasoconstriction
Another stimulator of smooth muscle contraction in the kidneys is ___
Angiotensin II
The volume of plasma cleared of a substance per unit of time is known as the ___
Urinary clearance rate
___ is a good estimate of GFR because it is always in the blood and neither reabsorbed nor secreted
Creatinine
Under normal conditions, the amount of creatinine in the ___ reflects the amount in the ___
Urine, plasma
If GFR = C, then a substance is filtered, (is/is not) reabsorbed, and (is/is not) secreted
Is not, is not
If GFR < C, then a substance is filtered, (is/is not) reabsorbed, and (is/is not) secreted
Is not, is
If GFR > C, then a substance is filtered, (is/is not) reabsorbed, and (is/is not) secreted
Is, is not
GFR tends to equal C for ___
Creatinine
GFR tends to be less than C for ___
PAH
GFR tends to be greater than C for ___ and ___
Glucose, AAs
GFR/RBF is used to calculate ___ ___
Filtration fraction
Filtration fraction is used to estimate the fraction of plasma that is filtered through the ___ ___
Glomerular membrane
The loop of Henle reabsorbs solute in the ___ ___ ___
Thick ascending limb
The ascending limb of the loop of Henle is ___ to water
Impermeable
The TAL contains ___ pumps in the basolateral membrane
Na+/K+
The TAL contains ___ cotransporters in the apical membrane
Na+/K+/2Cl-
The TAL contains ___ symporters in the basal membrane
K+/Cl-
The fluid leaving the loop of Henle is ___
Hypoosmotic
Reabsorption in the DCT takes place through a ___ symporter on the apical surface
Na+/Cl-
Reabsorption in the DCT is inhibited by ___ ___, which increase ___ and ___ in the filtrate
Thiazide diuretics, Na+, Cl-
Thiazide diuretic usage can lead to ___ and ___
Hypokalemia, hypochloremia
In the collecting duct, principal cells reabsorb ___ when needed and secrete ___ if there is an excess
Sodium, potassium
___ cells are considered the major site of potassium secretion
Principal
___ cells reabsorb potassium if plasma levels are low in the ___ ___
Intercalated, collecting duct
___ blocks sodium channels in the collecting duct, which inhibits the ___ of sodium
Amiloride, reabsorption
Amiloride inhibits the secretion of ___
Potassium
Regulation by ADH begins in the ___ and extends through the ___ ___
DCT, collecting ducts
Low urine osmolality is seen in patents with ___ ___
Diabetes insipidus
Low ADH levels correspond to a ___ volume of ___ urine
Large, dilute
High ADH levels correspond to a ___ volume of ___ urine
Low, concentrated
ADH is synthesized in the ___ and stored in the ___
Hypothalamus, neurohypophysis
___ inhibits the secretion of ADH
Alcohol
The response of ADH to dehydration is generally ___
Rapid
ADH is stimulated by a ___ in blood volume and a ___ in blood pressure
Decrease, decrease
___ in the left atrium sense low blood volume and report it to the hypothalamus
Mechanoreceptors
AVP stimulates the movement of ___ to the apical surface of tubule cells to ___ the cells’ permeability to water
Aquaporins, increase
Water is reabsorbed from the ___ ___ as urine becomes more concentrated
Collecting ducts
The reabsorption of water requires high ___ pressure in the kidney ___, which is created by ___ solute concentration
Osmotic, medulla, high
Diabetes insipidus results in ___ and ___
Polyuria, polydipsia
Neurogenic DI presents with ___ plasma AVP, whereas nephrogenic DI presents with ___ plasma AVP
Low, high
The vasa recta in the kidneys help concentrate urine through ___ ___
Countercurrent exchange
The loop of Henle generates a ___ solute concentration in the medulla, which generates a ___ osmotic pressure in the vasa recta
High, high
Through countercurrent exchange in the kidneys, water flows from the ___ ___ to the ___ in the vasa recta
Collecting duct, blood
Corresponding loops of Henle are known as ___ ___
Countercurrent multipliers
Corresponding vasa recta are known as ___ ___
Countercurrent exchangers
Osmotic pressure in the medullary interstitial fluid is ___
High
___ leaves the descending limb of the loop of Henle
Water
The ascending limb of the loop of Henle transports ___ into the medullary ISF
Salt
Are there aquaporins in the ascending limb?
No
NaCl leaves the ascending limb via ___ ___
Active transport
Filtrate becomes more ___ as salt leaves the ascending limb
Dilute
Water leaves the descending tubule by ___
Osmosis
In the vasa recta, there is net ___ of water and salt
Reabsorption
Blood leaving the medulla is always slightly ___
Hyperosmotic
Urea is filtered at the ___
Glomerulus
All urea transport is ___
Passive
___ is responsible for roughly 50% of the interstitial osmotic pressure in the renal medulla
Urea
The distal tubule and collecting duct are both ___ to water
Impermeable
A ___ osmotic gradient is present in the medulla when urine is more dilute
Smaller
Adult males are roughly ___% water, adult females are roughly ___%, and infants are roughly ___%
60, 50, 80
Variation in total body water is dependent on ___ content, ___, and ___
Fat, gender, age
In the elderly, water per kg of body weight ___ and is replaced by ___
Decreases, fat
Extracellular fluid is composed of what three things?
Plasma, ISF, transcellular fluid
The major osmolarity of ECF is driven by what three things?
Sodium, chloride, bicarbonate
Intracellular water is ___% of BW
40
Total body water is ___% of BW
60
Extracellular water is ___% BW
20
Major anions are ___ and ___
Bicarbonate, chloride