Renal tubular defects | Renal system | Step 1 Simplified
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For Liddle syndrome- a decrease H+ in blood = alkalosis
Other than that this was helpful.
Can u explain how
@@kamyathakkar1287 more H+ = more acidic
more HCO3- = more basic
so in Liddle , There is increase Na+ being reabsorbed , Increase Na+ REABSORPTION leads to increase K+ and H+ SECRETION
If you lose H+ from the body ( since its being secreted in this case) Your body is losing H+ and so your blood becomes more basic
So you will actually be getting a metabolic alkalosis since you are losing H+
Hope this makes sense
i almost broeke my laptop good thing i checked comments lol
Yaaa he said acidosis
alkalosis in liddle syndrome ....amazing and very informative
Very good video!!!
in liddle syndrome and SAME both absorb Na+ in exchange for H+ and K+ so cause alkalosis and hypokalemia the same way in barter and gitelman .
correct me if i am wrong ?
Great
in liddle syndrome and SAME both absorb Na+ in exchange for H+ and K+ so cause alkalosis and hypokalemia the same way in barter and gitelman .
correct me if i am wrong ? or correct yours plz
in liddle syndrome and SAME both absorb Na+ in exchange for H+ and K+ so cause alkalosis and hypokalemia the same way in barter and gitelman .
correct me if i am wrong ?
in liddle syndrome and SAME both absorb Na+ in exchange for H+ and K+ so cause alkalosis and hypokalemia the same way in barter and gitelman .
correct me if i am wrong ?
in liddle syndrome and SAME both absorb Na+ in exchange for H+ and K+ so cause alkalosis and hypokalemia the same way in barter and gitelman .
correct me if i am wrong ?
in liddle syndrome and SAME both absorb Na+ in exchange for H+ and K+ so cause alkalosis and hypokalemia the same way in barter and gitelman .
correct me if i am wrong ?
Yeah i think you're right