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Podocytes

are cells in the Bowmans Capsule in the Kidneys that wraps around the capillaries of the Glomerulus

Macula Densa cells

sense changes in the sodium chloride level, and will trigger a autoregulatory reponse

Juxtaglomerular cells or Granular cells

Secretes Renin

Macula Densa

Sensitive to the concentration of NaCl in the distal convoluted Tubule

1. decreases resistance to blood flow in the afferent arterioles



2. Increase renin release

Effects of the signals of Macula Densa

Aniostensin 1

Renin reacts to angiotensinogen to form _________

Angiostensin-converting Enzymes

Release form the lungs that acts to Angiostensin I to form Agiostensin II

Angiostenin II

Angiostensin-Converting Enzyme that acts to Angiostensin I to form

Angiostensin II

Acts directly on blood vessels, stimulationg Vasoconstriction

Angiostensin II

acts on the adrenal Glands to stimulates release of Aldosterone

Aldosterone

Acts on the kidneys to stimulate reabsoption of Salt and Water

Glomerular Filtration

Kidneys use to filter excess fluid and waste product out of the blood onto the urine collecting tubules of the kidney

1. Capillary endothelium of the glomerulus



2. Inner Layer of Bowman's Capsule



3. Basement Membrane

Physical Barriers

Effective Filtration Pressure

The pressure tending to force fluidnout of the capillary

plasma Constituents

readily crosses the barrier and their consentrations in the initial filtrate are about the same as in plasma

Selective Tubular Reabsorption

the process whereby certain molecules are reabsorbed from teh filtrate as they pass through the nephron

Selective Tubular Secretion

used to remove drugs, toxins, and poisons or other natural compounds in excessive amounts

Glomerulus

Filters small solutes from the blood

Proximal Convoluted Tubules

reabsorbs ions,water and nutrients; removes toxins and adjust the filtrate pH



Reabsorbs some water,most salts and all sugar

Descendind Loop of Henle

decrease water potential

Descending Hoop of Henle

Addition of salt and removal of water


Descending Hoop of Henle

aquaporins allow water to pass from the filtrate into the intertitial fluid

Ascending Loop of Henle

Reabsorbs Na+ and Cl- from the filtrate into the interstitial fluid

Ascending Loop of Henle

Water potential increases as salts are removed

Collecting Ducts

Water potential decreases again by the removal of water ensuring urine has low wate potential