Explore the intricate mechanisms of renal autoregulation in this comprehensive 49-minute lecture. Delve into the kidney's fascinating ability to control blood pressure through intrinsic mechanisms, including tubuloglomerular feedback and myogenic responses. Examine the crucial Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone-ADH-System (RAAAS) and its role in maintaining homeostasis. Learn about the effects of low blood pressure on the sympathetic nervous system, the functions of renin and ADH, and the impacts of Angiotensin II on various body systems. Discover the importance of Atrial Natriuretic Peptide in regulating blood pressure and fluid balance. Gain a deep understanding of renal physiology and its vital role in maintaining overall health through this informative and engaging presentation.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
What is Renal Autoregulation
Myogenic Mechanism
Tubular glomerular feedback mechanism
Adenosine
Extrinsic Mechanism
Low Blood Pressure
Sympathetic Nervous System
Renin
ADH
ADH adrenal cortex
ADH distal convoluted tubule
ADH on kidneys
Angiotensin II on kidneys
Angiotensin II on systemic vessels
Atrial Natural Peptide
Taught by
Ninja Nerd
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