Functions of kidney.
Functional Units of the kidney - The Nephron
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- Each kidney contains 1-1.2 mil ion nephrons.-The kidney cannot regenerate new nephrons.
-Total length of a nephron
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(including CLD) - 45 to 65 mm
Structure of functional units of the kidney - Nephron
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A nephron consists of :I. Renal Corpuscles
I . Renal tubules
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Milestones in the discoveries of Structure and functions of NephronMalpighi spotted glomeruli, 1666-
Bowman described glomeruli, 1842 ?
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Ludwig, 1842-
Wearn and Richard,1924 ?
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Structure of functional units of the kidney - NephronGlomerulus
Bowman's
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capsule
Structure of functional units of the kidney - Nephron
Proximal Convoluted Tubule
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(PxCT) ?
early (pars convoluta)
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late (pars recta)Structure of functional units of the kidney - Nephron
Loop of Henle (LOH)?
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The descending LOLOH
Ascending LOLOH ?
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Thin & Thick segmentsStructure of functional units of the kidney - Nephron
Distal segment
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Distal Convoluted Tubules (DxCT)Col ecting tubules
Papil ary CLDuct /duct of Bellini
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Cortical and Juxta medullary nephrons
Nephron ?Tubular cells morphology
Proximal Convoluted
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Tubule
LOH-Thin
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Descending &Ascending Limbs
LOH-Thick
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Ascending Limb
Distal
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Convoluted TCol ecting Tubule
Functions of KIDNEY
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Functions of KIDNEYWater, electrolytes and acid?base homeostasis
Waste products handling
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Endocrine organs
Regulate calcium and phosphate.
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GluconeogenesisSalient features of the lecture
Each kidney contains:
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Total length of a nephron (including CLD):Renal Corpuscles:
Renal tubules:
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Cortical nephrons :
Juxta-medullary nephrons :
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Tubular cel morphology at different regions:Self Assessment
?What percentage of total
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?Total length of a nephronnephrons is present as
ranges from:
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Juxta-medullary nephrons
1. 5-10 mm
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in kidney?2. 25-45 mm
1. 15
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3. 45-65 mm
2. 30
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4. 65-100 mm3. 60
4. 80
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Micropuncture technique to understand
Brush borders in the form of tall
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renal?nephron specific physiology wasmicrovilli are present in tubular
carried out by:
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epithelial cells of:
1. Malpighi
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1. PxCT2. Bowman
2. PxCT and thick asc LOLOH
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3. PxCT and thin asc LOLOH
3. Bellini and Ludwig
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4. PxCT and Collecting tubules4. Wearn and Richard
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