Best of luck for semester exams to all the students...
Work hard, perform good
Sleep satisfied
Work hard, perform good
Sleep satisfied
Monday, December 15, 2014
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
Role of kidney in acid base balance
This is the last topic of renal system before the exams.
Little difficult to understand.
But remember the KISS principle (Keep It Simple, Stupid!)
Any problem, be proactive and ask. We can help you only when u r ready to ask.
I will post the questions after your exams as this topic is not included in the exam portion.
Be alive, be kicking (not in literal sense)
Little difficult to understand.
But remember the KISS principle (Keep It Simple, Stupid!)
Any problem, be proactive and ask. We can help you only when u r ready to ask.
I will post the questions after your exams as this topic is not included in the exam portion.
Be alive, be kicking (not in literal sense)
How to download the powerpoint from the blog
I have been taking feedback from u ppl
It was a common problem, that u r unable to download the powerpoint.
This is a descrition of how to do that.
The picture below shows the appearance of uploaded ppt.
You have to click on the mark jyst besides the arrow and it will open a menu asking whether u want to download a copy. . When u click on 'download the copy' ppt will start downloading.
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Hope this helps.
If there is any other problem, plz let me know.
It was a common problem, that u r unable to download the powerpoint.
This is a descrition of how to do that.
The picture below shows the appearance of uploaded ppt.
You have to click on the mark jyst besides the arrow and it will open a menu asking whether u want to download a copy. . When u click on 'download the copy' ppt will start downloading.
.
Hope this helps.
If there is any other problem, plz let me know.
Tubular function continued
Glomerular filtrate quantity 180L /day
Urine formation - 1-2 L/day
The composition of glomerular filtrate and urine are very different.
So, its the tubule in between which is changing the quantity and the quality of the tubular fluid.
What does it do ?
How it does that ?
Is it regulated ?
Proximal tubule sodium , glucose, amino acid and water reabsorption.....
Intercalated cells secrete hydrogen
Principal cell secrete potassium.
Urine formation - 1-2 L/day
The composition of glomerular filtrate and urine are very different.
So, its the tubule in between which is changing the quantity and the quality of the tubular fluid.
What does it do ?
How it does that ?
Is it regulated ?
Proximal tubule sodium , glucose, amino acid and water reabsorption.....
Intercalated cells secrete hydrogen
Principal cell secrete potassium.
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Triggers - basics...read and discuss if not on post individually
Some triggers, which students must know for understanding the basics of excretory system and rather every system
1.Forces driving passive transport of uncharged and charged solute
2. Forces driving passive transport of solvent
For excretory:
Tubuloglomerular feedback....A must must know
Forces driving filtration of fluid through glomerular barrier (easier to understand if you know point no. 2)
Layer of glomerular barrier to filtration
See if you have any problem with these.....you can post ur query or you can ask in person
1.Forces driving passive transport of uncharged and charged solute
2. Forces driving passive transport of solvent
For excretory:
Tubuloglomerular feedback....A must must know
Forces driving filtration of fluid through glomerular barrier (easier to understand if you know point no. 2)
Layer of glomerular barrier to filtration
See if you have any problem with these.....you can post ur query or you can ask in person
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