[1] Kidney, Ureter, and Bladder Flashcards

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Renal Disease Mortality Ranking Among Filipinos

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9

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Two Leading Causes of Kidney Failure

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Diabetes

High Blood Pressure

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What do you check for in the urine to indicate kidney disease?

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Protein or Albumin

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Urine Passed Per Day

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1.2-1.5L

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Normal Color of Urine

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Amber

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Is Urine Sterile?

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Yes, it is free of bacteria, viruses, and fungi

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Tough capsule surrounding kidneys

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Renal Capsule

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How much blood do the kidneys receive per day?

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1100-2000 Liters

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Blood is cleaned out once every how many minutes?

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4

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Kidneys span what vertebrae?

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T12-L3

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Location: Right Kidney

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Right paravertebral gutter

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Which of the kidney’s is lower?

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Right Kidney

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13
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Which kidney is usually donated?

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Right Kidney

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Location: Left Kidney

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Superior Pole at T11

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How come there is an increased risk for pneumothorax when undergoing nephrectomy?

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Pleural reflection is located at T12

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Which of the kidneys are palpable?

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Right Kidney

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[Renal Hilum]

Entrance of what vessels?

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Renal Artery

Also entrance to the renal sinus

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[Renal Hilum]

Exit of what vessels?

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Renal Vein

Renal Pelvis

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Content: Renal Sinus

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Renal Pelvis
Renal Calyces
Renal Vessels
Renal Nerves
Fat
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Where are the nephrons found?

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Renal Cortex

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Most basic microscopic structures of the kidneys

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Nephrons

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Inner Layer of the Kidney

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Renal Medulla

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Contents: Medulla

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Pyramids
Papillae
Columns
Calyces
Pelvis
Nephron that is not in the cortex
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Site for salt, water and urea absorption

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Medulla

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Houses the hoop of Henle and collecting duct of the Nephron
Renal Pyramid
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2 Layers of the Renal Pyramid
Internal Medullary Layer | External Cortical Layer
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Composition: Internal Medullary Layer
Renal Pyramids | 6-16/Kidney
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What does the external cortical layer form?
Cortical Arches/Renal Columns of Bertin
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Tips of Renal Pyramids that release urine into calyces
Renal Papillae
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Collecting sacs that surround renal papillae
Renal Calyces
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Function: Renal Calyces
Transport Urine from Papillae -> Pelvis
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Flow of Urine
Pyramid -> Papillae -> Minor Calyx -> Major Calyx -> Renal Pelvis -> Ureter
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Anterior Renal Fascia
Gerota
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Collects urine from all calyces in the kidney
Renal Pelvis
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Posterior Renal Fascia
Zuckerkandl
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What fills the posterior pararenal space?
Fat
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How does the Kidney regulate pH?
Excretes H+ Ions into Urine | Conserves Bicarbonate ions
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What hormone does the Kidney release to stimulate blood production?
Erythropoietin
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Three Important Hormones of the Kidney
1. Erythropoietin 2. Renin 3. Calcitriol
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What is Calcitriol?
Active form of Vitamin D
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Blood Supply to the Kidney
Renal Artery
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Blood Tracing: Kidney
Renal Artery -> Segmental Artery -> Interlobar Artery -> Arcuate Artery -> Interlobular Artery -> Afferent Arteriole -> Efferent Arteriole
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When do arterial anastomoses begin in the kidney?
After the Interlobular Arteries
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What does the Anterior Division of the Renal Artery Supply?
Apical Anterosuperior Anteroinferior Inferior
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What does the Posterior Division of the Renal Artery Supply?
Dorsal/Posterior Half
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Venous Drainage of the Kidney
Renal Vein
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Where does the Renal Vein drain to?
IVC
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Innervation of the Kidney
Renal Nerve Plexus
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What happens to the suprarenal gland during a kidney transplant?
Nothing, it is attached to the diaphragm and only a weak septum of renal fascia separates the kidney and the gland
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During a kidney transplant, where are the renal artery and vein joined to?
External Iliac Artery and Vein
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Define: Nephroptosis
Abnormal descent of the kidney by more than 3 cm when the body is erect
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Define: Ectopic Kidney
Congenitally misplaced kidney | Abnormal ureter length
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Inflammation of the Kidney can be tested using?
Psoas Test
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The renal plexus has communications with?
Celiac Plexus Testicular Plexus Lesser and Lowest Splanchnic Nerves Lower and Outer Part of the Celiac Ganglion
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Function: Ureter
Transports urine from the renal pelvis to the bladder
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3 Points of Narrowing in the Ureter Which is the narrowest?
1. Ureteropelvic Junction 2. Crossing at the Iliac Vessels 3. Ureterovesical Junction (Narrowest)
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Blood Supply of the Ureter
Renal Arteries Gonadal Arteries (Testicular/Ovarian) Abdominal Aorta Common Iliac Arteries
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Venous Drainage of the Ureter
Renal and Gonadal Veins
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Innervation of the Ureter
Derived from the renal, abdominal aorta and superior hypogastric plexus
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Define: Renal Colic
Acute obstruction causing excrutiation pain