[기능생리학] The Kidneys and Regulation of Water and Inorganic Ions

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1.Opening question
2.Anatomy of the Kidneys and Urinal System
3.Basic Renal Process
4.Regulation of Ion and Water Balance
5.Renal Sodium Regulation
6.Renal Water Regulation
7.Hydrogen Ion Regulation
8.The Answer for opening question
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Two Sources of body water gain
- internal production : Water produced from the oxidation of organic nutrients
- ingestion : water ingested in liquids and foods

Four sites that lose water
- skin, respiratory air ways, gastrointestinal tract, and urinary tract
- Menstrual flow (in women)

The body gains sodium and chloride by ingestion and loses them via the skin (in sweat), the gastrointestinal tract, and urine.


Primary Active Sodium Reabsorption

Coupling of Water Reabsoption to Sodium Reabsorption


Responses to Acidosis:
[bicarbonate] is increased to compensating for the acidosis and urine is highly acidic.(lowest attainable pH=4.4)