2024-04-05T00:03:05+03:00[Europe/Moscow] en true <p>what is the osmolality of the filtrate in the bowman's capsule?</p>, <p>what is the osmolality of the filtrate as it enters the PCT?</p>, <p>____________ present in the PCT cells that moves ________ from the _______ back into the ____________ ___________ </p>, <p>once sodium is reabsorbed, the anion __________ follows along the __________________ gradient </p>, <p>once salt is reabsorbed, ________ molecules follow along the __________ gradient </p>, <p>once water is reabsorbed, other solutes like _______ _______ _________, various ions, and _______ in the tubules follow water along the _______________ gradient</p>, <p>what is the osmolality of the filtrate as it enters the descending limb of the loop of henle?</p>, <p>what is the descending loop of henle permeable to?</p>, <p>what happens to the osmolality of the filtrate as it travels down the descending limb of the loop of henle? </p><p>why?</p>, <p>what is the osmolality of the filtrate as it reaches the end of the descending limb of the loop of henle and begins up the ascending limb?</p>, <p>what is the ascending limb of the loop of henle permeable to?</p>, <p>what happens to the osmolality of the filtrate as it travels up toward the DCT? </p><p>why?</p>, <p>what is the osmolality once the filtrate reaches the DCT?</p>, <p>what happens to the osmolality of the filtrate as it travels through the collecting duct if the person has had a lot of water to drink?</p>, <p>what happens to the osmolality of the filtrate as it travels through the collecting duct if the person is dehydrated</p>, <p><strong>______ ______ </strong>are capillary branches that supply nephron loops in the ________ region of the kidney, they are highly _______ to ________ and ________</p>, <p>The _______ _________ preserves the medullary gradient by acting as ___________ _________</p><p></p><p>Since they are highly permeable to water and solutes they are nearly __________ to the surrounding __________ ______. This allows them to reabsorb ______ and _______ into the general ___________ without undoing the _________ ________ created by the ______________ _________.</p>, <p>what creates the gradient in the renal medulla?</p>, <p>sodium and chloride are actively pumped out into the __________ __________ in the __________ _____ __ ________</p>, <p>the deepest region of the renal medulla is ___________ as it has the highest solute concentration</p>, <p><strong>Descending Loop Concentrates Filtrate:</strong> </p><p>As ________ moves out of the ________ in the ___________ ______ due to ________, the _______ becomes more ______________.</p><p></p>, <p>2. <strong>Ascending Loop Concentrates Interstitium</strong></p><p></p><p> The ___________ ____ actively pumps ________ back into the _________ ______ _____, further increasing the ____________ in the ______ regions.</p>, <p><strong>Vasa Recta Maintains Gradient</strong></p><p></p><p>The _______________ flow in the _______ ______ helps to prevent it from washing away the ________ concentrated by the ___________ _____. It loses _____ but picks up some ______, maintaining the overall ________.</p> flashcards
chap 25 nephron

chap 25 nephron

  • what is the osmolality of the filtrate in the bowman's capsule?

    300 mOsm

  • what is the osmolality of the filtrate as it enters the PCT?

    300 mOsm

  • ____________ present in the PCT cells that moves ________ from the _______ back into the ____________ ___________

    microvilli

    sodium

    filtrate

    peritubular capillaries

  • once sodium is reabsorbed, the anion __________ follows along the __________________ gradient

    chloride

    electrochemical

  • once salt is reabsorbed, ________ molecules follow along the __________ gradient

    water

    osmotic

  • once water is reabsorbed, other solutes like _______ _______ _________, various ions, and _______ in the tubules follow water along the _______________ gradient

    lipid soluble substances

    urea

    concentration

  • what is the osmolality of the filtrate as it enters the descending limb of the loop of henle?

    400 mOsm

  • what is the descending loop of henle permeable to?

    water but not salt

  • what happens to the osmolality of the filtrate as it travels down the descending limb of the loop of henle?

    why?

    osmolality of the filtrate increases as water is reabsorbed through passive transport

  • what is the osmolality of the filtrate as it reaches the end of the descending limb of the loop of henle and begins up the ascending limb?

    1200 mOsm

  • what is the ascending limb of the loop of henle permeable to?

    impermeable to water and pumps out salt through active transport

  • what happens to the osmolality of the filtrate as it travels up toward the DCT?

    why?

    osmolality of the filtrate decreases as sodium and chloride are pumped out

  • what is the osmolality once the filtrate reaches the DCT?

    100 mOsm

  • what happens to the osmolality of the filtrate as it travels through the collecting duct if the person has had a lot of water to drink?

    decreases to 100 mOsm due to decrease in ADH production and aquaporins in collecting duct

  • what happens to the osmolality of the filtrate as it travels through the collecting duct if the person is dehydrated

    increases from 150 mOsm to 1200 mOsm due to increase in ADH production and aquaporins in collecting duct

  • ______ ______ are capillary branches that supply nephron loops in the ________ region of the kidney, they are highly _______ to ________ and ________

    vasa recta

    permeable

    water

    solutes

  • The _______ _________ preserves the medullary gradient by acting as ___________ _________

    Since they are highly permeable to water and solutes they are nearly __________ to the surrounding __________ ______. This allows them to reabsorb ______ and _______ into the general ___________ without undoing the _________ ________ created by the ______________ _________.

    vasa recta

    countercurrent exchangers

    isosmotic

    interstitial fluid

    water

    solutes

    circulation

    osmotic gradient

    juxtamedullary nephrons

  • what creates the gradient in the renal medulla?

    long nephron loops of the juxtamedullary nephrons by acting as countercurrent multipliers

  • sodium and chloride are actively pumped out into the __________ __________ in the __________ _____ __ ________

    interstitial fluid

    ascending loop of henle

  • the deepest region of the renal medulla is ___________ as it has the highest solute concentration

    hypertonic

  • Descending Loop Concentrates Filtrate:

    As ________ moves out of the ________ in the ___________ ______ due to ________, the _______ becomes more ______________.

    water

    filtrate

    descending loop

    osmosis

    filtrate

    concentrated

  • 2. Ascending Loop Concentrates Interstitium

    The ___________ ____ actively pumps ________ back into the _________ ______ _____, further increasing the ____________ in the ______ regions.

    ascending loop

    solutes

    medullary interstitial fluid

    concentration

    deeper

  • Vasa Recta Maintains Gradient

    The _______________ flow in the _______ ______ helps to prevent it from washing away the ________ concentrated by the ___________ _____. It loses _____ but picks up some ______, maintaining the overall ________.

    countercurrent

    vasa recta

    solutes

    ascending loop

    water

    solutes

    gradient