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OSMOREGULATION, Cleveland Clinic , Biozone , BCampus, MARIN - Coggle…

- - - - Osmoreceptors in hypothalamus detect
      - Hypothalamus triggers brain to signal 'thirst' feeling
      - Cardiovascular baroreceptors detect changes in blood pressure, prompting heart to increase output and blood vessels to constrict
      - Fluid loss can occur through sweating
      - Mild to severe- symptoms include confusion, headache, organ failure
- - - - ADH (antidiuretic hormone) from the pituitary gland slows/stops
        
        Kidney permeability to water decreases
        
        Less water is reabsorbed from the urine
        
        Urine volume increases and concentration decreases
      - ADH secretion increases based on blood concentration (more conc, more ADH)
        
        ADH travels to the kidneys via the circulatory system
        
        ADH increases
        
        Kidney permeability to water increases
        
        More water is reabsorbed from urine (replenish blood)
        
        Urine volume decreases and concentration increases