4b Skin & Urinary Flashcards

(38 cards)

1
Q

The integumentary system includes which body parts?

A

epidermis, dermis, hypodermis, glands, hair, and nails

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The glands in the integumentary system are

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eccrine & apocrine

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3
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Main components of uninary system

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kidney, ureter, urinary bladder, urethra

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4
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Parts of bladder: detrusor muscle

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makes up WALL of bladder

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5
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Parts of bladder: rugae

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the FOLDS in LINING of bladder

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6
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Parts of bladder: the trigone

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triangular-shaped opening

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7
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Urethral sphincters

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an internal (involuntarY) and an external(voluntary) sprincter

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Kidney anatomy: RENAL CORTEX

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outer region of kidney

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9
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Kidney anatomy: REMAL MEDULLA

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inner region

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Kidney anatomy: RENAL PYRAMIDS

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cone shaped tubes that transport urine away from cortex (outer region)

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Kidney anatomy: MINOR CALYX

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COLLECTS URINE that leave the renal pyramid

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Kidney anatomy: MAJOR CALYX

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JOINS 2 or 3 minors calyces (collectors)

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Kidney anatomy: RENAL PELVIS

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convergence of major calyces (continues as the URETER)

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Renal ARTERY

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brings blood (away from the heart) TO THE KIDNEYS

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Renal VEIN

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brings blood (to the heart) AWAY FROM THE KIDNEY

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Renal circulation: NEPHRON

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filtration of kidney

17
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Renal circulation: AFFERENT ARTERIOLE

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larger ARTERIES that supply blood INTO nephron

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Renal circulation:GLOMERULUS

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cluster of capillaries enclosed by Boman’s capsule

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Renal circulation: EFFERENT arteriole

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Velles take blood FROM (OUT OF) glomerulus to pertibular capillaries

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Renal circulation: PeriTUBULAR

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pick up water and solutes reabsorbed by renal tubules

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Renal circulation: Bowman’s capsule

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2 layers of epithelial cells that surrround the glomerulus

22
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Renin-angiotensis-aldosterone system

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helps maintain BLOOD PRESSURE

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Tubular REABSOPTION

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chemicals are REMOVED and returned to blood

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Tubular SECRETION

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chemicals are ADDED to the filtrate

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Antidiueretic hormone (ADH) - to INCREASE blood pressure
a hormone that causes WATER to be REABORBED
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aldosterone = to INCREASE blood pressure
hormon that causes SALT & WATER to be reabsorbed (and POTASSIUM to be secreted)
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Atrial natriuretic peptipe - to DECREASE blood pressure
causes SALT & WATER to be secreted
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Parathyroid hormone - to INCREASE BLOOD CALCIUM
causes CALCIUM to be reabsorbed and PHOSPHATE to be excreted
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HYPVOLEMIA
volume depletion resulting from blood loss (i.e. when sodium and water are lost)
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DEHYDRATION
when body eliminates more water than sodium
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SODIUM's ROLE IN BODY
(1) determines VOLUME of TOTAL BODY WATER (and how water is distributed) (2) plays role in DEPOLORIZATION
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POTASSIUM's ROLE IN BODY
main electrolyte; works with sodium for nerve and muscle function
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CALCIUM's ROLE in BODY
strenghten bone
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CHLORIDE's ROLE in BODY
forms stomach acid; regulates fluid and PH
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PHOSPHATE's ROLE In BODY
helps with metabolism, bones, PH balance
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ACID vs BASE
Acid RELEASES hydrogen ions Base ACCEPTS hydrogen ions
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CHEMICAL Buffer in regulating acid-base balance
binds to hydrogen ions to alter balance
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PHYSIOLOGICAL Buffer in regulating acid-base balance
uses repiratory & urinary stystem to alter balance