permeable
pores
constant
medulla
Henle
ADH
permeable
pituitary
concentrated
ions
pelvis
Blood
filtrate
bladder
ducts
capsule
urea
hypothalamus
Bowman's
size
osmosis
permeable
microvilli
loop
dilute
gaps
glucose
transport
ultrafiltration
against
reabsorbed
glomerulus
small
renal
ureter
active
collecting
higher
____________________
enters
the
kidney
from
the
____________________
artery
The
knot
of
capillaries
inside
each
renal
capsule
is
called
a
____________________
.
The
narrowing
of
blood
vessels
produces
a
high
pressure
and
this
helps
to
force
substances
out
of
the
blood
and
into
the
____________________
____________________
.
The
process
is
called
____________________
.
The
capillaries
in
the
glomerulus
have
gaps
between
cells
called
____________________
which
also
help
in
transport
.
The
cells
of
the
capsule
also
have
____________________
,
so
the
only
barrier
to
movement
is
the
molecules
____________________
(
seen
in
the
diagram
below
)
.
Molecules
that
pass
through
are
all
____________________
,
eg
water
,
____________________
,
____________________
(
Na
+
,
Cl
-
)
,
urea
(
larger
molecules
-
depends
on
size
and
charge
)
The
liquid
in
the
capsule
is
called
the
glomerular
____________________
.
It
contains
many
useful
molecules
such
as
glucose
that
must
be
100%
____________________
into
the
blood
.
This
occurs
____________________
a
concentration
gradient
and
therefore
requires
____________________
____________________
and
therefore
energy
used
by
protein
pumps
.
A
large
volume
of
water
is
also
reabsorbed
(
~80%
)
,
passively
by
____________________
.
The
pct
is
lined
by
cells
with
____________________
that
increase
the
surface
area
for
absorption
.
The
liquid
leaving
the
pct
now
contains
water
,
ions
and
____________________
.
The
job
of
the
____________________
of
____________________
is
to
produce
a
____________________
concentration
of
salts
in
the
____________________
of
the
kidney
.
The
ascending
and
descending
loops
have
different
permeabilities
;
the
descending
is
mainly
____________________
to
water
and
the
ascending
is
____________________
to
ions
(
Na
+
and
Cl
-
)
and
not
H2O
.
Water
moves
by
osmosis
out
of
the
descending
loop
and
is
carried
away
by
capillaries
.
The
filtrate
therefore
becomes
more
____________________
as
it
descends
.
Salt
then
diffuses
out
of
the
ascending
loop
and
is
also
pumped
out
by
active
transport
.
The
collecting
ducts
lead
to
the
____________________
of
the
kidney
and
unite
to
form
the
____________________
which
takes
urine
to
the
____________________
for
storage
.
The
liquid
entering
the
ducts
has
lost
much
of
its
water
,
however
regulation
must
occur
if
body
fluids
are
to
maintain
a
near
____________________
concentration
.
The
walls
of
the
____________________
____________________
are
usually
of
a
low
permeability
to
water
,
therefore
when
the
body
fluids
are
fully
hydrated
,
the
urine
will
be
____________________
.
If
the
blood
becomes
too
concentrated
,
it
is
detected
by
the
____________________
,
which
then
causes
____________________
(
antidiuretic
hormone
or
vasopressin
)
to
be
released
by
the
____________________
gland
.
This
is
transported
in
the
bloodstream
to
the
kidneys
where
it
causes
the
collecting
duct
walls
to
become
____________________
to
water
.
With
the
high
salt
concentration
in
the
medulla
produced
by
the
Loop
of
Henle
,
water
will
move
out
of
the
collecting
ducts
by
osmosis
and
is
absorbed
into
the
blood
,
thus
diluting
it
.