Lecture

Renal System Regulation: Urinary System Physiology

In course

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Description

This lecture covers the regulation of the urinary system, including the role of vasa recta in stabilizing the medullary gradient, osmolarity detection by the regulatory center, ADH's impact on water reabsorption, circulatory volume control, RAA system, ANP's role in blood volume control, blood pH stabilization by the kidneys, chemical buffers, bicarbonate's role, and renal correction of acidosis and alkalosis.

Instructor

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Official source

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