Exam 3 - salt/water

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if blood volume increases, pressure in the atria of the heart activates stretch receptors via what

ANP

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ANP signals a reduction in ____ (hormone) to cause less fluid reabsorption by the kidneys to reduce blood volume

ADH

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what cells are stimulated to release renin

juxtaglomerular/granular cells

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renin converts ____ into ___ which is converted by ____ into ___

angiotensinogen, angiotensin I, ACE, angiotensin II

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what does angiotensin II cause

blood vessel restriction

enhance sodium and water reabsorption

$ release of aldosterone

$ ADH release from post. pituitary gland

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what plasma levels stimulate aldosterone release

low sodium, high potassium

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what is the primary target of aldosterone

principial cells of DCT in the kidney

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what classifies Conn Syndrome/primary hyperaldosteronism

high sodium, low potassium

(absorbing lots of sodium and excreting lots of potassium)

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what three states will the body be in when someone has Conn Syndrome

hypertension, hypokalemia, metabolic alkalosis

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what nucleus synthesizes ADH/vasopressin

supraotpic

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what is primary role of ADH

water reabsorption via principal cells of DCT and collecting ducts

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decreased output of ADH is characteristic of which diabetes

central diabetes insipidus

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what are physical characteristics of central diabetes insipidus

polyuria

dilute urine

hypotension

increased plasma concentration

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abnormalities in the kidneys leading to decreased sensitivity to ADH in the principle cells of the collecting ducts is characteristic of which diabetes type

nephrogenic diabetes insipidus

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nephrogenic diabetes insipidus causes the kidneys to be unable to ___ urine

concentrate

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excessive release of ADH form an autonomous site leading to fluid overload in patients, hypervolemia, highly concentrated urine, and hyponatremia are characteristic of what condition

syndrome of inappropriate ADH secretion (SIADH)

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what is the main function of EPO

RBC production

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what conditions can cause high levels of EPO

anemia, hypoxia, kidney tumor, performance enhancing drugs

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what is a negative effect of EPO

blood thickness

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what is blood doping put simply

draw blood early season, inject later for performance enhancement