Thursday, April 10, 2008

Histology Notes 10-4-08

Function of the Renal system:

filters the plasma

proteins are excluded from entering the kidney

large amount of plasma leaves

filtration

returns it to the blood reabsorption of the blood

urine is the product

Dialyzing the blood

Removed Toxins

Liver is the primary detoxifying organ

what kinds of toxins? Salts

Sodium and chloride

kidney is conserving salt

electrolyte—K is being removed very important

should be concentrated in the plasma High Plasma

unregulated effects excitability of the cardiac cells

K is the most permeable ion. Dialysis will not include small amount of potassium

Metabolic Toxin- Regulating plasma volume and

Hydrogen ion^ contribution to pH should be careful

kidney excrete acid for us

has lot of buffer

Phosphate and bicarbonate

basic unit of Kidney – nephron

Renal artery divides to smaller blood vessels and the arterioleos

Afferent ( incoming) glomerular capillary

 

look over the notes

glomerular capillaries are all the way to end.

in the cortex.

entering of the vessel which has different names.

that where filtration takes place.

KIDNEY OVER PIC / NEPHRON PIC

where the filtration takes place is the bowman’s capsule

proximal convoluted tubule—going from cortex to the medulla

thin limb- descending and ascending

distal convoluted tubule. Collection site at the collecting duct

Giant space for each pyramid is called the papilla.

Renal pelvis- Calyx

open pathway all the way to bladder where infection could happen

Endothium of the glomerulus and the epith of the bowman’s capsule

transitional epith. Anything above the papilla is the simple epith

loop squamous

cuboidal in the proximal and distal convoluted tubules

papilla transitional all the way to the uretra

Cancer that arise from transitional epith

common cancer of the epithelium

carcigenic

One Nephron- actual is 1.2 million

Blood supply of the nephron

Fluid will leave the capillary

across the epithlium of the bowman’s capsule afferent arteriole

surround the entire nephron –

Vasa recta( long set of pertubular capillary

loop of henle / collecting duct in the medulla

most reaborption happened in the proximal convoluted tubule

the final place of the reaborption happened in the collection duct

concentration of the

hormone ADH regulates

 Drawing of the SEM of the filtring site

bowman's capsule

yellow represent the lining of the balloon

PODOCYTE – cell that surround the capillaries have become specialized

little feet- toes where the fluid is streaming in the capsule

fluid is entering the afferent arteriole

slight hydrostatic pressure ( force) counter pressure where

urinary space

urinary pole

vascular pole of the capsule

hydrostatic pressure ( counter pressure from the osmotic pressure of the proteins)

that’s not being filtered is the net backward pressure.

counter pressure( blood coming in the glomeriular

BP is coming in getting into the site by the starling force where the interistsl fluid is very low

counter back pressure because the pressure is not zero. That=’s one counter pressure

slight negative pressure and the second counter pressure that is the pressure from the proteins

change in the protein secretion

constriction of the efferent arteriole which will increase the hydrostatic pressure

MESENGIAL CELLS

regulating the resistance of the glomerular capillary

reduce the surface area of the glomeluar

under neorogenic and hormonal control

all those things can change filtrain pressure

LOOK OVER THE TEXT

 

The podocyte are nucleated ( cut open in the text) Lumen of the capillary

the branches the surface epithelium of the capsule

the podocyte are sharing wilth other cells

another podocyte wih another body

between those toea where the fluid is steaming out of the capillary

hight permeability is fenestration and no diaphragms

barrier to the proteins ( Fairly desencen size)

basement mem between podocyte and the epithe

Repels the plasma protein which is negatively charged

Albumin ( too big to be filtered)

Limited amount of reabso even in the normal conditions)

specialize epith cells the surface of the capsule ( PODOCYTE)

Parietal layer which is flat

SEM of cluster of PODOCYTE of the blood vessles

where the fluid is flowing out

Giant PODOCYTE nucleus

 

Diabetes- Nephratopy kidney damage diabatic kidney( DEMO)

Glomeriluss highly nucleated

Half Moon endoth cell

podocyte nuclei is more elongated to half moon shaped

Blood vessels going through

Proximal and distal convoluted tubules

Proximal tubule is not drawn correcting in the text

more proximal than distal conv tubule

proximal is darker

Major reabsorptive structure of the kidney

Lumen is filled with many stuff ( microvill) not neat brush border

Distal convul cells clear and small

Afferent arteriole and also efferent

Renin is secreted ( regulated the blood pressure)

Cells of the distal tubules ( close together Macula Densa)- regulation of BP

Cell of the JUXGlomerular cells ( Clusters)

 

Located in the interstital spce between glom space and renal tubule

Mesangial cells  inside the capillary in the interstiam between the blood vessel

MESENGInal cells started to idenfi role in the BP pressure

Lot of hormonal receptor

closely associated with the ?

 

DPPGPG cortex outside of the glomerulas

bowman's space ( urinary space)

distal ones are lighter

Special stains ( apical polysac staining )

cells are thicker

 

Rough abnormal microvilli( huge surface in the proximal tubule)

brush border( distal) much flatter

and more reabsorption and hormo regulated

distal aldosterone recepter ( angiotension reception)

LOOK OVER THE FILTRATION BARRIER

ALL SEGMENTS

PROXIMAL AND DISTAL

MEDULLA and LOOP OF HENLE

Macula Densa ( Distal Convoluted tubules)

PCT- DCT

site of the Macula densa Macula

JUXTAG

Apparaus – Enzyme ( RENIN) from the renal system that goes in the blood

catalyze angio 1 to 2 and causes

REVIEW THE PATHWAY

BIG DUCTS are collecing duct

interlobular arteries

Afferent Arteriole

Urinary bladder (Transitional)

A- Empty bladder

B- Full Bladder

polynucleated and stratified

lot of smooth muscle

 

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