06 Renal Endocrine

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Renin

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  • JG (juxto glomerulus): modified smooth muscle cells of afferent arteriole. Sits between afferent/efferent, distal tubule and glomerulus

  • macula densa: DCT

  • macula densa: sense NaCl levels

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  • Ang: made by liver, in blood

  • renin finds Ang, convert to AI

Ang II

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  • increase Na/H2O

  • increase bicarb absorption in PCT

  • harder to get blood through whole system, thus lower RPF, FF goes up

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Hydrostatic effect:

  • less fluid go to peritubular because of constriction

  • low hydrostatic pressure in peritubular capillaries

  • result: water drawn out

Oncotic effect:

  • protein stay in efferent, increase oncotic pressure

  • high oncotic pressure

  • fluid out

  • AII activate Na/H antiporter

  • Na absorption, H2O absorption

  • Contraction alkalosis: more H+ out to lumen, combine with bicarb to form water, absorption

Aldosterone

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  • adrenal makes too much aldosterone

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ANP

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  • released by heart

  • opposite of renin

  • relax smooth muscle via cGMP to dilate afferent

PTH

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  • low Ca most important

  • alcoholics very low Mg

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  • increase Ca absorption in DCT

Vid D

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  • D2 less active, not important

  • 25- OH longest half life

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  • renal failure: increase phosphate from unable to excrete

  • secondary hyper PTH from renal failure

EPO

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  • peritubular interstitial cells

  • acts in bone marrow

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  • association with increased mortality

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