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Filtration
Movement of fluid into tissue
Reabsorption
Movement of fluid into vessels
Capillary hydrostatic pressure
Outward push of blood against the vessel wall
Arteriole side favors
Filtration
Venule side favors
Reabsorption
Continuous vessels
tight junctions that allow small molecules to flow through (glucose, water, gases, hormones)
Fenestrated capillaries
Pores and tight junctions- allow larger molecules. Located in Gi, kidneys, endocrine glands
Sinusoid capillaries
No basement membranes- largest pass through
Kidney Endocrine and Metabolic Roles
secrete erythropoietin (stim RBD prod)
Final step of calcitriol synth (Vit D- regulate blood Ca)
Detox circulating free radicals
Synthesize glucose from AA
Kidney Filtration and Excretion
Continuous blood plasma filtration
Excrete nitrogenous waste
Clear drugs/excess solute
Fluid, Electrolyte, Acid-Base Balance
Regulate BV and BP
Balance Na, K, Ca
Keeps pH in check