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What are the functions of the tubules?
-reabsorption
-secretion
-concentration
What happens in the proximal convuluted tubule?
Mass reabsortion
What is osmosis?
Diffusion of molecules from a place of higher cocentration to a place of lower concentration until the concentration on both sides is equal
What is the name for the net forces of filtration?
Starling's forces
What effect does hypovolemia have on filtration?
hypovolemia decreases hyrdrostatic pressure decreases filtration
What happens to GFR when the efferent arteriole constricts?
GFR increases
What is the effect of Enalapril?
Dilates the efferent arteriole
Which hormones affect the collecting ducts?
ADH
Aldosterone
How do you define renal insufficiency?
-imparied function without azotemia
-suggests tubular dysfunction
-polyuric
-66% loss of neprhons
How is renal failure defined?
-decreased GFR
-azotemic
-75% loss of nephrons
-will progress to uremia
What should be included in a PE for a renal workup?
-PE
-careful palpation of abd
-rectal exam
-systemic blood pressure
-serum chem to inclu:
BUN, Cr (est of GFR), phos, e'lytes
urine diagnostics include what components?
-UA: dipstick, sediment cyto, USG
-culture
-clearance evaluation
-osmolality eval
-microalubinuria screeing
-urine protein:creatinine ratio
What is the purpose of a urine protein:creatinine ratio?
Quantification of protein loss
-accurate reflection of 24 hr testing
-must have UA first (hemturia/pyuria)
-diagnostic and monitoring tool
A clearance evaluation calculates the clearance of what from the kidney?
endogenous creatinine
What advanced dx can be performed to dx renal dz?
-imaging
-bx
-ADH response
-water deprivation test (with caution!)
What can radiographs of the abdomen show about the kidneys?
--number, size, shape
-urolithiasis
-masses
-bladder
0air/pyometra/prostate/lympadenopathy
What can U/S show?
-architecture
-pyelonephritis
-cysts/abscess
-perirenal fluid
-doppler
What is the value in excretory urography?
-filling defects
-renal pelvic dilatation
-hydronephrosis
-hydroureter
-ureteral obstruction
-ectopic ureters
-extravasation of contrast
What iothe advanced diagnostic techniques can be used?
-endoscopy
-bladder and urethral function testing