In: Anatomy and Physiology
List the percent absorptive of secretion of sodium, potassium, water, bicarbonate, glucose for different regions of the nephron.
Substances | Proximal convoluted Tubule | Loop of Henle | Distal Convoluted Tubule | Collecting ducts | |
Sodium | 65% of Reabsoprtion occurs through Active transport along with Glucose which is almost 100% reansorbed via Secondary active transport . | 25% Reabsoprtion through Thick ascending Loop of Henle Active transport . | 5% reabsorbed Active transport | 5% Reabsoprtion occur in Collecting Duct through action of Aldosterone | |
Potassium | 65% of Reabsoprtion occur here through Dissusion | 20% of Reabsoprtion occurs through Thick Ascending Loop of Henle mainly through Diffusion | Secretion of Potassium occurs in DCT through Active transport | Aldosterone act on collecting duct and Cause Potassium Secretion in Collecting Duct Active transport through H+K+ ATP ase . | |
Water | 65% of Reabsoprtion of water occur through Osmosis .It means water follows and it moves from low solute concentration to high solutes concentration | 15% of Reabsoprtion through Osmosis through Descending Limb of Loop of Henle . | 10% Reabsoprtion occur if ADH Antidiuretic hormone is present which acts on DCT and cause water Reabsoprtion and some amount of water occurs through Osmosis | 10% of Reabsoprtion occurs which is Facultative free water rebasortion which occurs through Aquaporins inserted in Collecting Ducts which result in water Reabsoprtion . | |
Bicarbonate | 90% of Bicarbonate is reabsorbed through Symport transport in which both Sodium and Bicarbonate is reabsorbed actively . | Ascending Limb of Loop of Henle -->Symport transport cause both Sodium and Bicarbonate to get reabsorbed and Antiport transport cause Sodium to get reabsored and Chloride is secreted . | No role | Reabsorbed through Antiport transport in which sodium is Reabsorbed and Chloride is secreted . | |
Glucose | 100% Reabsoprtion of Glucose- occurs in PCT along with Sodium which is absorbed around 65% through secondary Active transport . | No role | No role | No role |