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renal artery
brings oxygenated blood to kidneys
renal vein
brings deoxygenated blood away from kidneys
what are the steps of urine formation?
filtration
reabsorption
secretion
what ions are reabsorbed?
Na+ Cl- K+ Ca2+ Mg2+ glucose
what ions are secreted?
H+ NH4+ K+
direction of secretion
into FILTRATE
direction of reabsorption
into BLOOD
how many liters of urine do you produce per day?
180L, but not that much is excreted
filtration
blood pressure forces water, ions, small molecules, and waste (ex. urea) out of the blood into bowman’s capsule, large molecules stay in the bloodstream
where: glomerulus
reabsorption
valuable solutes (glucose, amino acids, sodium, potassium, bicarbonate) are reabsorbed back into the bloodstream
where: PCT, DCT, LOH, collecting ducts
secretion
active transport of additional waste products (H+, K+, certain drugs/toxins) from bloodstream into nephron for excretion
where: PCT, DCT, collecting ducts