NUR 406 Renal Exam
- What is Dilutional Hyponatremia caused by?
Answer failure to excrete Na+ and water
- What causes Renal Osteodystrophy?
Answer demineralization of bones caused by “ Ca+ and ‘ Phosphate
- Effects of ‘ RBF
Answer
‘ GFR
- Effects of “ RB F
A n s w e r ‘ BP from activation of RAAS
+ Kidney Injury
- Factors Affecting GFR
Answer
RBF BP
Glomerular Hydrostatic Pressure Capsular Hydrostatic Pressure Blood Oncotic Pressure (from hypoproteinemia)
- What happens in the Glomerulus?
Answer fluid + solutes are filtered from blood forming glomerular filtrate, which then drips into Bowman's Capsule
- Basic Functions of the Nephron 1 / 2
Answer Filtration Reabsorption Secretion/Excretion
- What are the 3 Renal vessel constrictors?
- What are the 3 Renal vessel dilators?
- What causes secretion of Aldosterone?
Answer Endothelins Angiotensin II ADH
Answer Dopamine Nitric Oxide Prostaglandins
Answer “ Blood volume ‘ Na+ and K+ concentration
***ALSO stimulated by Angiotensin II in RAAS***
- What does Aldosterone cause?
- What percent of Cardiac Output goes straight to the Kidneys?
Answer Na+ and H2O retention in DCT + Collecting Ducts Excretes K+
Answer 25%
- What causes secretion of ADH?
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