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Costanzo Renal Physiology: Body fluids
What proportion of total body wei...,
What are the two major divisions ...,
What proportion of total body wat...
27  cards
Costanzo Renal Physiology: Renal clearance, blood flow, and GFR
What is renal clearance,
What are the unit for renal clear...,
What is the equation for renal cl...
32  cards
Costanzo Renal Physiology: Reabsorption and Secretion
What is reabsorption or secretion...,
How is reabsorption differentiate...,
What determines the glucose filtr...
9  cards
Costanzo Renal Physiology: NaCl regulation
What is tubular fluid,
What does it mean if the tubular ...,
What does a tf p ratio of less th...
31  cards
Costanzo Renal Physiology: K+ regulation
Where is most of the bodies k loc...,
What causes hyperkalemia,
What causes hypokalemia
17  cards
Costanzo Renal Physiology: Phosphate, Calcium, and Magnesium Regulation
What proportion of filtered urea ...,
Other than in the proximal tubule...,
What factor substantially influen...
13  cards
Costanzo Renal Physiology: Concentration and Dilution of Urine
What is the function of concentra...,
How does the body achieve concent...,
What is hyperosmotic urine
25  cards
Costanzo Renal Pysiology: Acid-Base balance
What are the two kinds of acids p...,
What is carbonic anhydrase,
What is the major extracellular b...
34  cards
Robbins Basic Pathology: Clinical manifestations of renal diseases
What is azotemia,
What is prerenal azotemia and wha...,
What causes post renal azotemia
12  cards
Robbins Basic Pathology: Pathogenesis of glomerular injury and disease
What is the most common cause of ...,
What are the structures of the gl...,
What protein makes up the major p...
26  cards
Robbins Basic Pathology: Nephrotic Syndrome
What is nephrotic syndrome,
How do the signs of nephrotic syn...,
Is nephrotic syndrome in children...
35  cards
Robbins Basic Pathology: Nephritic Syndrome
What is nephritic syndrome,
What are the 4 cardinal signs of ...,
What causes post infectious gn
39  cards
Robbins Basic Pathology: Tubulointerstitial nephritis
What causes most cases of tubuloi...,
What is interstitial nephritis,
What are some major causes of int...
13  cards
Renal Pharmacology: Diuretics and Aquaretics
What class of drug is acetozolamide,
What is the moa for acetozolamide,
Where is acetozolamide active in ...
56  cards
Renal Pharmacology: NSAIDs and Acute Renal Failure
Why is dosage adjustment necessar...,
What three factors contribute to ...,
What is the best measure of renal...
19  cards
Renal Pharmacology: Kidney Toxicity
What drugs are associated with pr...,
What drugs are associated with ar...,
What drugs are associated with cr...
14  cards
Renal Pharmacology: Drugs for Renal Cancer
What is the principal means of cu...,
What are the common sites for met...,
What is the general pattern of tr...
23  cards

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