Regulation of Glomerular filtration rate | Tubuloglomerular feedback | Renal system physiology

Physiology lecture on renal physiology details regulation of glomerular filtration rate (GFR) including myogenic mechanism and tubuloglomerular feedback
Learn how myogenic mechanism causes changes in the diameter of afferent arteriole and renin angiotensin system in tubuloglomerular feedback causes changes in afferent as well as efferent arteriole
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Mam will there not be increase in resistance of systemic vessels if mean arterial blood pressure increases thus causing renal plasma flow to decrease

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It depends on how BP is being caused. In case of renal artery stenosis that may be the case but otherwise whenever BP increases , it will cause increase in RPF , since BP is the driving for e for flow. Also see this increase in RPF and then of GFR causes decreased activation of angiotensin via tubuloglomerular feedback. This in turn will decrease BP

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Mam is it fron Guyton mam?

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[@brahmamg1885]

Mam acc to graph between arteriolar resistance and RBF it means that if resistance decreases RBF should increase .But if Mean arteriolar BP decrease due to arteriolar dilatation(decrease in resistance) then RBF should decrease ?

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Graph represents experimental conditions in what effects what...cause and effect in single direction...these graphs represent if there is change in arteriolar resistance (x axis) what will be the effect on RBF and GFR ...that’s all

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