7 Questions
What is the function of ADH in urine concentration?
ADH influences urine volume and concentration
What causes the production of dilute urine?
Too much water in the urine
Why is the filtrate at the top of the ascending limb dilute?
Salt is removed from the filtrate
What happens in the absence of ADH?
Collecting ducts remain impermeable to water and dilute urine is produced
How does ADH increase water channels in principal cells?
By acting like collecting ducts
What is regulated and variable based on body needs?
Facultative water reabsorption
Which substances enhance urinary output?
Diuretics
Study Notes
- ADH influences non-urine concentration and volume.
- Dilute urine is produced when there is too much water in the urine.
- Filtrate at the top of the ascending limb is dilute due to salt removal.
- In the absence of ADH, collecting ducts remain impermeable to water and dilute urine is produced.
- ADH acts like collecting ducts and increases water channels in principal cells to make concentrated urine.
- Facultative water reabsorption is regulated and variable based on body needs.
- Diuretics are substances that enhance urinary output and include alcohol, caffeine, and diuretic drugs.
- Renal clearance is the volume of plasma from which a substance is 100% cleared per unit time.
- Urine is 95% water and 5% solutes, with the highest concentration being urea.
- Renal failure can be caused by kidney infection, physical injury, prolonged pressure of skeletal muscle, or inadequate blood delivery to tubules, and treatment options include dialysis.
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