Excretion . Flashcards

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1
Q

One type of drug banned

A

Anabolic steroid

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2
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Masking agent

A

Removal of drugs.

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3
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Substance measured for kidney failure

A

Creatinine

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4
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ADH

A

Made in hypothalamus
Released by posterior pituitary gland
Carried in vesicles
By exocytosis
Osmoreceptors detect change in w/p of blood
ADH binds to target cells on collecting duct
2nd Messenger

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5
Q

If proteins are in urea

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Damage to nephron

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6
Q

In a liver lobule, how can you identify structures

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Artery will have a narrower lumen and be smaller
Hepatic portal vein is next to hepatic artery and branched
Central vein is large empty space in middle
Portal vein is large and oval like at the edge

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7
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Peritoneal Dialysis

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Peritoneal catheter surgically placed in the abdomen

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8
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What property of hCG allows it to be detected

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Mass of less than 69k

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9
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Control during dialysis

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Dialysis tubing length. Initial glucose levels. Brand of dialysis

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10
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Pct vs DCT

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Both use active transport and selective reabsorption

DCT uses calcium and only reabsorbs ions

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11
Q

Why can’t something undergo mitosis

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Specialised or always in G0
Asymmetrical shape

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12
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Compare ultrafiltration and tissue fluid

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13
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Why does GFR change with gender

A

Muscle mass

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14
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Urine production

A

Mention ADH

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15
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How is ADH neuronal and hormonal

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H: osmoreceptors negative feedback and water potential changes

N: ADH from pituitary aldestorare from adrenal cortex, camp

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16
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Peritoneal dialysis uses

17
Q

Veins are

A

Closer to surface than arteries

18
Q

Facilitated diffusion as it requires…

A

Protein channels to cross membrane

19
Q

Why and how do we regulate catalase

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Why: hydrogen peroxide is a lot and has high turnover so lots of oxygen vigorously
How : isolation of catalase in peroxisome and is released in small quantities so cells can limit catalase expression

20
Q

Thin cells so..

A

Short diffusion distance

21
Q

Whys peritoneum differ from A arficialmembrare

A

Performs activetransport

22
Q

Kidneys job that requires hypertonic solution

A

Remove excess water from blood dialysis is counter current

23
Q

Longer loop of Henley

A

More ions pumped out ascending limb so greater water potential gradient so more water reabsorbed for longer time

24
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Basement membrane prevents proteins

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From reaching bowman’s capsule

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Urea is from
The liver
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Proteins to do with urine
Amino acids whichlead todeamination
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Ammonia and urea
Increased blood concentration of urea
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Pregnancy test
Blank is complementary to mobile antibodies Creates an antibody complex that moves alone Binds w immobilised anti bodies Control + immobilised producing a line
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Glomerulus has
Endothelium wall with fenestrations
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Under the pelvis is the
Ureter
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Shapes are not complementary
Not compatible
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ADH is a
Protein in liver but goes to urine in kidney
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