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    The document discusses several renal equations used to calculate glomerular filtration rate (GFR), renal plasma flow (RPF), renal blood flow (RBF), reabsorption rate, secretion rate, and water clearance. It provides the variables and formulas for each equation, with GFR calculated based on filtration coefficient, glomerular pressure, and oncotic pressure. RPF is calculated based on removal of substance from arterial and venous blood. And RBF is calculated based on RPF and hematocrit.

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    Physiology Renal Equations

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    Physiology Renal Equations

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    The document discusses several renal equations used to calculate glomerular filtration rate (GFR), renal plasma flow (RPF), renal blood flow (RBF), reabsorption rate, secretion rate, and water clearance. It provides the variables and formulas for each equation, with GFR calculated based on filtration coefficient, glomerular pressure, and oncotic pressure. RPF is calculated based on removal of substance from arterial and venous blood. And RBF is calculated based on RPF and hematocrit.

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    Q Rate of Removal of Substance: F GC BS GC

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    The document discusses several renal equations used to calculate glomerular filtration rate (GFR), renal plasma flow (RPF), renal blood flow (RBF), reabsorption rate, secretion rate, and water clearance. It provides the variables and formulas for each equation, with GFR calculated based on filtration coefficient, glomerular pressure, and oncotic pressure. RPF is calculated based on removal of substance from arterial and venous blood. And RBF is calculated based on RPF and hematocrit.

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    Renal Equations

    Glomerular Filtration Rate: GFR = glomerular filtration rate Kf = filtration coefficient PGC = glomerular "ressure PBS = Bo#man$s s"ace "ressure GC = glomerlar oncotic "ressure GFR = glomerular filtration rate = urine flo# UIn = urine [inulin! PIn = "lasma [inulin! CIn = inulin clearance

    GFR = Kf [(PGC PBS)

    GC

    %&n' GFR = ((((((( = C&n P&n

    Renal Plasma Flow: Q RPF = ((((((((( +, RPF = renal "lasma flo# Q = rate of remo)al of su*stance A = arterial [su*stance! V = )enous [su*stance! RPF = renal "lasma flo# = urine flo# UPAH = urine [P+-! PPAH = "lasma [P+-! CPAH = P+- clearance

    %P+-' RPF = (((((((((( = CP+PP+-

    Renal Blood Flow: RPF RBF = (((((((((((( / ( -ct RBF = renal *loo. flo# RPF = renal "lasma flo# H t = 0ematocrit

    Rea!sor"tion Rate: #$ = rea*sor"tion rate GFR = glomerular filtration rate P$ = "lasma [2! U$ = urine [2! = urine flo#

    12 = (GFR)(P2) (%2)( ')

    Se retion Rate: #$ = rea*sor"tion rate U$ = urine [2! = urine flo# GFR = glomerular filtration rate P$ = "lasma [2!

    12 = (%2)( ') (GFR)(P2)

    %ater Clearan e: %4sm' C-34 = ' ( (((((((((( P4sm Henderson(Hassel!a ): [aci. or *ase salt! "H = ""- = "K$ 6 log ((((((((((((((((((((((( "K* = aci. or *ase equili*rium constant [aci. or *ase! CH&' = -34 clearance = urine flo# U'sm = urine osmolarit5 P'sm = "lasma osmolarit5

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