KIN 232 Study Guide - Final Guide: Distal Convoluted Tubule, Sickle-Cell Disease, Proximal Tubule

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Know how one can use renal mechanisms to cause a sodium deficit and water loss. o. Know the segments of the nephron and the key role of each: bowman"s capsule/glomerulus: begin filtering of blood o. Proximal convoluted tubule: major site for reabsorption in the nephron. Descending: concentrating section; highly permeable to water; ion impermeable (water goes out and concentrated to get high osmotic pressure) Be aware of the adrenergic receptors throughout the body: beta 1: binds ne and e at sa and av nodes primarily to increase heart rate and contractility. Kidneys and heart responds to epinephrine/norepinephrine (release renin: beta 2: binds e> ne and causes dilation of arterial and venous vessels and bronchioles. Kidneys are artery capillary artery: beta 3: e and ne; found in fat cells to increase lipolysis. Splits fat: alpha 1: binds ne and e, primarily vasoconstriction in arteriole and venous vessels.

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