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1. Overview Of Nephron
How much of the blood that enters...,
What is filtered in the glomerulus,
What is reabsorbed in the proxima...
12
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11. UTI
What is a uti a common source of,
What are the major defences of ur...,
What is a uti in bladder called
22
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11. Diuretics
What is the general role of diure...,
What can diuretics help to do,
What are the 5 main classes of di...
26
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10. Cystic Diseases Of The Kidney
What is adult cystic kidney disease,
How do patients with poly cystic ...,
What do patients with polycystic ...
5
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10. Carcinoma Of The Prostate
What are the risk factors for pro...,
Where in the prostate is cancer m...,
How dopaeitns present in prostate...
9
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10. Carcinoma Of The Kidney And Bladder
Where does renal cell carcinoma p...,
Where ones transitional cell carc...,
What are the risk factors for ren...
17
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9. Disorders Of The Prostate
What are some disorders of the pr...,
What are the main pathogens of ac...,
How do patients with acute prosta...
15
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9. Obstruction And Urolithiasis
What do urinary tract obstruction...,
What can cause urinary retention,
How can pregnancy cause urinary r...
27
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9. Embryology
What is the general characteristi...,
What are the 3 systems of the kid...,
What is the first step in kidney ...
19
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8. Urinary Incontinence
What is the muscle of the bladder,
What is the innervation of the de...,
What is the innervation of the in...
37
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7. Diabetic Nephropathy
What is the most common cause of ...,
What are the pathological changes...,
What is hyperfiltration and hyper...
16
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7. Nephrotic And Nephritic Conditions
What are the 4 structures in glom...,
What happens in nephritic syndrome,
What happnes in nephrotic syndrome
14
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6. Chronic Kidney Disease
What can ckd result in,
Why is ckd usually irreversible,
Who is ckd more common in
20
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6. Acute Kidney Injury
What is uraemia,
What is aki,
What are the dangerous consequenc...
12
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5. Renal Responses To Systemic Disorders
What happens in congestion cardia...,
Why does hypoperfusion result in,
What does management of ccf involve
15
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5. Fluid Replacement Therapy
What is toxicity,
What is the tbw of a newborn baby,
What is the tbw in the elderly
14
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4. Hypo And Hypernatraemia
What are the causes of hypernatra...,
What is hyponatraemia usually due to,
What are the symptoms of hyponatr...
8
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4. Control Of Body Fluid Volume
What is renin,
What causes the stimulation and r...,
How does angiotensinogen get conv...
15
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4. Reabsorption Of Sodium Along The Tubule
What are the sodium transporters ...,
What is amiloride,
How are chloride ions rebabsorbed
11
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4. Body Fluid Osmolality
Where are osmoreceptors located,
How do osmoreceptors work,
What triggers adh to be released
23
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3. Countercurrent Multiplication And Urea Recycling
What is the corticopapillary grad...,
What is corticopapillary gradient...,
What happens in the thin descendi...
13
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3. Refeeding Syndrome
What happens during early starvation,
What is the main outcome in starv...,
What are the metabolic change to ...
7
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3. Transport Of Amino Acids, Glucose, Urea And Sulphate
Where is glucose reabsorbed,
How is glucose reabsorbed,
How is glucose transported across...
7
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3. Potassium And Magnesium Homeostasis
What happens if extracellular k r...,
What happens if extracellular k f...,
Where is k reabsorbed
24
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2. Measurement Of Kidney Function
What does gfr depend on,
What is the gfr at birth,
When is a normal gfr reached
20
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2. Calcium And Phosphate
What is diffusible calcium,
What is not diffusible calcium,
Where is calcium reabsorbed
20
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2. Nephritic And Nephrotic Conditions
How can glomerular disease be cla...,
What does glomerular disease resu...,
What are the 4 clinical structure...
26
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2. Glomerulus
What is osmolality,
What is osmolarity,
Where is the glomerulus found
16
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1. Transport Mechanisms In The Renal Tubule
What is the definition of reabsor...,
What is the definition of secretion,
What is the definition of excretion
6
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1. Anatomy
What are the functions of the kidney,
Where are the kidneys located,
How large are kidneys
30
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