One function of secretin is to _____ bile secretion
Gastrin increases H+ secretion directly via binding to _____ receptors on parietal cells
One function of cholecystokinin is to potentiate the effects of secretin on _____ secretion
Does reabsorption of HCO3- result in net secretion of H+? _____
Increased CO2 (respiratory acidosis) causes a(n) _____ in HCO3- by mass action
In a low K+ state, _____ is exchanged for Na+ in the basolateral membrane of cortical collecting tubule, causing alkalosis and 'paradoxical aciduria'
One function of gastrin is to _____ gastric H+ secretion
Release of the aqueous (HCO3-) component of pancreatic secretion is primarily stimulated by _____
Release of the enzymatic component of pancreatic secretion is primarily stimulated by _____
The H+ inside the cells of the early PCT (from H2CO3) is _____ by the Na+-H+ exchanger
Buffer systems (bicarbonate, phosphate, protein)
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Henderson-Hasselbalch equation
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Renal regulation of acid-base balance
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Renal bicarbonate handling
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Ammonia production and excretion
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Titratable acid excretion
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Respiratory regulation of acid-base
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Metabolic acidosis mechanisms and compensation
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Metabolic alkalosis mechanisms and compensation
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Respiratory acidosis mechanisms and compensation
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Respiratory alkalosis mechanisms and compensation
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Mixed acid-base disorders
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Clinical approach to acid-base disorders
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