PPT-Regulation of Glomerular Filtration

Three mechanisms control the GFR Renal autoregulation intrinsic system Neural controls Hormonal mechanism the reninangiotensin system Intrinsic Controls Under normal conditions renal autoregulation maintains a nearly constant glomerular filtration rate. Dr Rebecca Martin F2. Learning objectives. Appreciate the fact that glomerular diseases fall onto a wide spectrum. Be able to define the nephritic and nephrotic syndromes. Understand the pathology of 4 key glomerular diseases which serve as archetypal examples of nephritic and nephrotic syndrome. Control of the GFR. Autoregulation (local level). Hormonal regulation (initiated by kidneys). Autonomic regulation (by sympathetic division of ANS). Glomerular Filtration. Autoregulation of the GFR . Qomarudin. . Helmy. Tipe. :. Slow sand filtration. Rapid (gravity) sand filtration. Rapid (pressure) sand filtration. Pengertian. .?. Sand filtration is a water purification process in which water is passed through a porous bed of filter medium. Dr. . Rida. . Shabbir. DPT KMU. Functions of kidney:. Excretion of metabolic waste products and foreign chemicals.. Regulation of water and electrolyte balance.. Regulation of body fluid osmolality and electrolyte concentration.. Description. . The Cyclone Filtration System – . ALL TESTS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED. We have . manufactured the unit (completed. ).. Fitted to the test container (completed. ).. Run a heat load test without the filter (completed. Glomerular. Filtrate. The water, waste products, salt, glucose, and other chemicals that have been filtered out of the blood at the . glomerulus. (. gloh-mer-yuh-luhs. ) are known collectively as . Anke Banks. Anke.banks@ahs.ca. Jan. 23, 2020. Outline. Approach to the abnormal urinalysis. Hematuria. Macro. Micro. Proteinuria. Hypertension. Weird stuff. Barrter’s. . Gitelmans. Maybe RTAs. Approach to the Abnormal Urinalysis. Dr.Ghaith. Ali Jasim. . Body fluids & Renal physiology. The . intracellular. component of the body water accounts for about . 40%. of body weight.. The . extracellular. component for about . The processes performed by the kidneys in order to filter (clean) blood. . are: . Glomerular Filtration. also called "Ultra-filtration", . Tubular Reabsorption. also called "Selective Re-Absorption" and . The kidney plays a . major role in . controlling the volume of blood. (water) and also . controlling ion concentration and PH. . It is the major excretory organ, responsible for the . removal. of metabolic waste products from the blood.. Definitions:. Filtration:. . process . in . which particles . are separated from a liquid by . passing the . liquid through a permeable material. . Or: is . a unit operation in which a mixture of solids and . . Upadhyay. . Assistant Professor . School of Pharmaceutical Sciences . CSJM University, Kanpur . Introduction. Filtration. is defined as the removal of solid particles or suspended matter from the liquid or gas by passing it through a porous medium which retains the solid particles but allows the fluid to pass is known as Filtration. . Lab# 5. BCH 333 [practical]. Objectives:. The objective of this experiment is for students to learn the principles of gel filtration chromatography by separating of two substance according to the molecular weights.. Lecture 3,4. By: Lect. Dr. Zainab Al- . Amily. Learning Objectives. Define GFR and RPF. Describe the characteristic of the . glomerular. membrane. Describe the forces that determine GFR. Determine the mechanisms of GFR regulation.