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Renal System Explained : An Illustrated Core Text.
Title:
Renal System Explained : An Illustrated Core Text.
Author:
Deshmukh, Sunita R.
ISBN:
9781907284076
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Physical Description:
1 online resource (165 pages)
Contents:
Front Cover -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Acknowledgements -- Preface -- Key Features -- Body Fluid Balance -- Blood volume -- ECF 'reservoir' -- General principles of fluid balance -- Electrolyte solutions -- Concentration -- Osmolal concentration: osmolarity versus osmolality -- Fluid exchange -- Hydrostatic pressure and osmotic pressure -- Tonicity -- Plasma-colloid osmotic (oncotic) pressure -- Regulation of body fluid balance -- ECF volume and NaCl balance -- Renal sympathetic nerves -- Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone system -- Natriuretic peptides -- Hyponatraemia -- Hypernatraemia -- Water balance -- Anti-diuretic hormone -- Thirst system -- Potassium balance -- Regulation of ECF [K+] -- Integrative case study -- Diagnosis? -- Aetiology? -- Further investigations? -- Management? -- Self-assessment -- Questions: -- Body fluid distribution -- General principles of fluid balance -- Regulation of body fluid balance -- Answers: -- Principles of acids and bases -- Dissociation (ionisation) -- Chemical buffers -- Henderson-Hasselbalch equation -- Acid-Base Balance -- Regulation of acid-base balance -- 1. Chemical buffer systems - first line response -- Carbonic acid:bicarbonate buffer system -- Phosphate buffer system -- 2. Respiratory compensation - second line response -- 3. Renal (metabolic) compensation - third line response -- Hydrogen ion regulation -- Bicarbonate ion regulation -- Ammonium ion regulation -- Acid-base disorders -- Respiratory acidosis -- Respiratory alkalosis -- Metabolic acidosis -- Metabolic alkalosis -- integrative case study -- Diagnosis? -- Further investigation? -- Management? -- Self-assessment -- Questions: -- Regulation of acid-base balance -- Acid-base disorders -- Answers: -- Gross anatomy -- Kidneys -- Renal medulla -- Structure of the Renal System -- Renal cortex -- Renal fascia.

Renal vasculature -- Arterial supply -- Venous drainage -- Renal innervation -- Renal lymphatics -- Ureters -- Innervation -- Lymphatic drainage -- Adrenal glands -- Blood supply -- Nerve supply -- Surface anatomy -- Histology -- Kidneys -- Nephron -- Organisation of the nephron -- Types of nephron -- Proximal convoluted tubule -- Loop of Henle -- Distal tubule -- Collecting tubules and collecting ducts -- Renal capsule -- Renal cortex and medulla -- Lobes and lobules -- Interstitium -- Endocrine components -- Ureters -- Adrenal glands -- Adrenal cortex -- Adrenal medulla -- Embryology -- Urinary system -- Positional changes of the kidney -- Vasculature -- Adrenal glands -- Integrative case study -- Diagnosis? -- Further investigation? -- Management? -- Self-assessment -- Questions: -- Gross anatomy: Kidneys -- Gross anatomy: Ureters -- Gross anatomy: Adrenal glands -- Gross anatomy: Renal system vasculature -- Histology: Kidneys -- Histology: Ureters -- Histology: Adrenal glands -- Embryology: Renal system -- Answers: -- The glomerulus -- Juxtaglomerular apparatus -- Renal Corpuscle -- Mesangium -- Glomerular filtration -- Filtration pathway -- Net filtration pressure -- Glomerular filtration rate -- Renal clearance -- Filtration fraction -- Renal plasma flow -- Renal blood flow -- Intrinsic mechanisms of autoregulation -- Myogenic mechanism -- Tubuloglomerular feedback mechanism -- Extrinsic regulatory mechanisms -- Vasoconstrictors -- Vasodilators -- Integrative case study -- Diagnosis? -- Aetiology? -- Further investigation? -- Management? -- Self-assessment -- Questions: -- The glomerulus -- Glomerular filtration -- Renal blood flow -- Answers: -- Introduction to the renal tubule -- Renal Tubular System -- Tubular transport mechanisms -- Passive mechanisms -- Active transport -- Proximal tubule -- Sodium -- Water -- Bicarbonate -- Chloride.

Potassium -- Loop of Henle -- Thin descending limb -- Thin ascending limb -- Thick ascending limb -- Other major solutes -- Urea -- Phosphate -- Calcium -- Magnesium -- Glucose: filtered load calculation -- Distal tubule and collecting duct system -- Principal (P) cells -- Intercalated (IC) cells -- Urine concentration and dilution -- Counter-current multiplication -- Vasa recta function -- Urea -- Anti-diuretic hormone -- Aldosterone -- Diagnosis? -- Further investigation? -- Management? -- Self-assessment -- Questions: -- The renal tubule -- Pharmacology -- Answers: -- Appendix 1 - Diuretics overview -- Appendix 2 - Clinical imaging overview -- A Ultrasound (US) abdomen -- B Intravenous urography (IVU) -- C Computed tomography (CT) -- CT scan with contrast - -- transverse sections -- CT scan without contrast - coronal section (left) and transverse section (right) -- D Micturating cystourethrography (MCUG) -- E nuclear medicine renography (functional scanning) -- Appendix 3 - Normal values -- Haematology -- Arterial blood gases -- Biochemistry -- Commonly used abbreviations -- References -- Glossary -- Acidosis -- Allosteric interactions -- Alkalosis -- Anastomosis -- Arrhythmia -- Autoantibody -- Calculus (pl. calculi) -- Catecholamine -- Creatinine -- Cyst -- Cystine -- Cystinosis -- Deamination -- Dysuria -- Erythropoietin -- Glutaminase -- Glycolysis -- Haematocrit -- Haematuria -- Hypoplasia -- Intravenous -- Leukocyturia -- Lymphoma -- Mesangium -- Microalbuminuria -- Microangiopathy -- Packed cell volume -- Pallor -- Pericarditis -- Pitting oedema -- Plasma -- Polycythaemia -- Polyuria -- Post-prandial -- Proteinuria -- Pyelonephritis -- Renal osteodystrophy -- Renal threshold -- Septicaemia -- Shear stress -- Solvent drag -- Tachycardia -- Tachypnoea -- Transport maximum -- Uraemia -- Varicocele -- Vesico-ureteric reflux -- Index -- A -- B.

C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Z.
Abstract:
Featuring the expertise of academic and clinical specialists, this study helps undergraduate students of health sciences to better understand the renal system. This invaluable reference covers relevant medical anatomy and physiology, placing emphasis on the relationship between structure and function. It also includes clinically relevant aspects of pathology and pharmacology as well as self-assessment questions and integrative case studies at the end of each chapter.
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Electronic reproduction. Ann Arbor, Michigan : ProQuest Ebook Central, 2017. Available via World Wide Web. Access may be limited to ProQuest Ebook Central affiliated libraries.
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