ADH effects on blood pressure | Renal system physiology | NCLEX-RN | Khan Academy

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[@jagrutijarwani8329]

I have a doubt sir, according to application of Bernoulli's theorem(a part of fluid dynamics) as area of cross section decreases ,pressure also decreases. so how does ADH increase bp by constructing of the vessels(ie:decrease in cross section area)?

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[@sam-r7w]

are there aquaporin channels on the blood vessel side of the collecting duct cell as well?

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what software do you use to draw these?

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Why aren't you talking about the billion trillion dollar question, how to LOWER blood pressure and not just the other way around scenarios ? Same in the last video.. just the raising volume, retaining water. Yes you said "just think the other way around" but I need help..

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[@dharamamin2521]

@khanacademy WHAT IS ON THE BASAL SIDE OF THE COLLECTING DUCT CELLS THAT ALLOWS THE WATER THROUGH TO BLOOD VESSEL because as you said it is impermeable to water.... so confusing

[@nicolefaithnamata8678]

The ADH made the aquaporins emerge to the side of the collecting ducts, allowing the water to enter and flow with the blood in the blood vessels

[@dharamamin2521]

@@nicolefaithnamata8678 you're talking about the apical side but I'm asking for the basal side. If the cells are impermeable to water and the aquaporins are only on the apical side how does the water cross the basal side...

[@nicolefaithnamata8678]

@@dharamamin2521 oh, my bad, but I think the emergence of the aquaporins to the side is a general term for all the sides of the collecting ducts, not sure ：）

[@thisuradesilva3956]

@@dharamamin2521A) the basement membrane of the epithelial layer is highly permeable to substance B) Aquaporins are found on the basal side of the cell, naturally unlike the apex.

[@alissajeanfreau7741]

I still don't understand why urine would move down the collecting duct. Shouldn't it move up to leave the kidney and enter the ureter?

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it doesn’t makesense in comparison with bernoulli’s equation 🥺

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