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What are the treatments for patients who release insufficient ADH?

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Can urine be reabsorbed into the body if it is not released for a long time?

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1. which system is the detection of low blood water content related to?

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does the body have a way to detect its water content?

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How people who have only one kidney affect osmoregulation, or does it have any effects?

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How does medicine control the reabsorption amount of water in kidneys?

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How can ADH cause the kidneys to release less water?

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1. Why does the kidney reabsorb water when water content is low? (O)

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1. which system is the detection of low blood water content related to?

2. Is the coordination of the kidney with the brain related to nervous system?

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1. In what ways does the process of water regulation relate to the process of glucose regulation in the body (C)

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What are the treatments for patients who release insufficient ADH?

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How does the low volume of concentrated urine produced help return to the normal water content?

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1. How can the brain know if our body have enough water? (O)

2. How can ADH cause the kidneys to release less water? (O)

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1. Why does ADH cause the kidneys to absorb more water? O

2. If someone cannot produce ADH naturally or the brain is unable to detect changes in water content, what will happen to them, and what treatments can help? C

3. Can urine be reabsorbed into the body if it is not released for a long time? C

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1. how does the body know how much water it has?

2. how does ADH work?

3. why is water balance important?

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2. What part of the brain is able to detect the change in the concentration of water in blood? (O)

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1. How about the amount of sugar in the urine, how is it affected by the function of the kidneys?

2. How does caffeine affect the amount of urine production?

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2. where is the gland for releasing hormones? besides the kidney?

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1. How does the kidney reabsorb water?

2. How does the brain detect whether the water content is low or high (What is the receptor to the stimulus?)

3. Where is ADH released from and to?

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1. How does the kidney detect that the water content in blood is low?

2. How is coordination of the kidney with brain related to the nervous system?

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can we just write the word ADH instead of antidiuretic hormone in tests

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1. How does medicine control the reabsorption amount of water in kidneys?

2. What illnesses will affect the absorption of water in kidneys?

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1. Is there humans who cannot produce ADH or do not produce enough ADH? (like the case of insulin)

2. How people who have only one kidney affect osmoregulation, or does it have any effects?

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1. So ADH is used to increase the permeability of the kidney or blood vessel for reabsorbing water?

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How is the brain able to know when the water levels are low or high? O

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1. Why does the kidney absorb more water when it detects the water content is low?

2. How does the low volume of concentrated urine produced help return to the normal water content?

3. How does the kidney produce the ADH?

4. How does the ADH make the duct more permeable?

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1. Why does the kidney reabsorb water when water content is low? (O)

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(1) Self-questioning [6 minutes]

- Create a new post under your name.

- Ask as many questions as you can that may help the understanding of the regulation of water content in human)

- Do not stop to answer, judge or discuss

- Write down every question exactly as it was stated

- Change any statements into questions

- Number the questions (1, 2, 3, 4, 5.....)

(2) Categorize Questions: Closed/Open [2 minutes]

- Closed-ended questions can be answered with a "yes" or      "no" or with a one-word answer while open-ended                  questions require more explanation.

- Identify your questions as closed-ended or open-ended      by marking them with a "C" or an "O"

e.g. 1. What is your favourite subject? C

e.g. 2. Why do your choose this subject? O

(3) Improve Questions [ 3 minutes]

- Take one closed-ended questions and change it into an open-ended question.

- Take one open-ended question and change it into a closed-ended question.

- Add these as new questions to your list.

(4) Prioritize questions [ 3 minutes]

- Choose three questions that you are most curious to discuss and think about further by marking them with *

- After prioritizing, share ONE of your priority questions under the column "Block K priority questions".

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School of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences

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Osmoregulation - kidneys - WJEC GCSE Biology - ENGLISH

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2. How ADH can be helped to regulate water content within the body? O