anat Flashcards

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functions of urinary system (x4)

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1) glomerular filtration
- glomerular filtration barrier
- blood vessel wall -> basement membrane -> podocytes

2) secretion
- K+/H+/NH3+ toxic

3) reabsorption
- glucose, salt, amino acid, Ca through peritubular capillaries
- Loop of Henle control concentration

4) excretion
- afferent arteriole thicker than efferent arteriole -> high pressure for filtration

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2
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what separates left and right lobe of liver

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falciform ligament

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3
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what separates right lobes of liver

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inferior vena cava splits right lobe into quadrate lobe (above) and caudate lobe (below)

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4
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structures around liver

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anterior: diaphragm
posterior: gall bladder -> stomach -> transverse colon -> right kidney (most posterior)

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5
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liver hilum

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  • opening into liver
  • hepatic artery (branch from coeliac trunk)
  • portal vein (supply deoxygenated blood and nutrients from small intestine)
  • common bile duct
  • venous drainage through 3 portal veins that drains into inferior vena cava
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gall bladder

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  • common bile duct: left + right + common hepatic duct
  • eat fat -> duodenum secrete cholescystokinin -> gall bladder contract + secrete bile
  • lipid + bile -> micelles -> + pancreatic lipase -> fatty acids and monoglyceride -> pass through intestine -> lymph vessels -> directly transported to heart
  • duct system for bile
    1) indigestive phase: sphincter closed, backflow of bile back into gall bladder for storage
    2) digestive phase: sphincter relaxed, directly secreted into second segment of intestines
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histology of liver

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. Classic liver lobule
- hexagonal shape
- boundaries (tip) connected to portal space (portal triad)
- central vein in middle
. identifying features: pinkish cytoplasm + prominent nucleus
. portal vein + portal artery -> sinusoids -> Central vein -> hepatic vein -> inferior vena cava
. hepatocytes -> bile canaliculi -> bile tubule -> left and right hepatic duct -> common hepatic duct

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bile

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. produced by hepatocytes
. functions
1) fat digestion: main func
2) fat absorption: emulsification & solubilisation
. composition: bile salt, phospholipids, cholesterol, bile pigments

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9
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functions of urinary system

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1) remove waste products & medication
2) balance water composition
3) balance electrolyte composition
4) release hormone that control BP
5) release hormone that control RBC production
6) control Ca2+/phosphorus -> bone health

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10
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parts of urinary system

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1) kidneys: produce urine
2) ureter: urine to bladder
3) urinary bladder: temporarily store urine
4) urethra: urine to external

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kidney structure

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. retroperitoneal structure
. protected by thoracic cage
. L more superiorly located than R
. surrounded by fats
. lumbar region
. structures surrounding kidneys
1) right kidney: liver (posterior)
2) left kidney: stomach, spleen (posterior)
3) top of kidney: Adrenal glands
4) in between kidneys: inferior vena cava (left), aorta (right)
5) posterior: posterior abdominal wall

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