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CH EXCRETORY PRODUCTS AND THEIR ELIMINATION Flashcards

1
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What are the two different kinds of nephron

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  1. Cortical Nephron
  2. Juxtamedullary nephron
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Nephrons are also k/a

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Uriniferous tubule

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What are the different major Nitrogenous waste

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  1. Ammonia
  2. Urea
  3. Uric acid
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What are the different minor Nitrogenous waste

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  1. Guanine
  2. TMAO
  3. Hippuric acid
  4. Ornithuric acid
  5. Creatinine
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5
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TMAO stands for

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Trimethyl Amine oxide

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What are the different types of kidneys on the basis of advancement

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  1. Pronephric
  2. Mesonephric
  3. Metanephric
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7
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Guanine is released by

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Spiders and Penguins

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8
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Kidney plays no role in which process

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Ammonotelism

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9
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Urea Cycle is also called

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Krebs-Henseleit cycle / Ornithine cycle

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10
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How many ATP are utilised in Urea Cycle

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3 ATP - 2 ATP in mitochondria, 1 ATP in Cytoplasm

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11
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Which is the most toxic and least toxic nitrogenous waste

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Ammonia is the most toxic
Uric acid is the least toxic

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12
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What is ammonotelism, Uricotelism and Ureotelism

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1.The process of excretion of Ammonia is known as Ammonotelism
2. The process of release of Uric Acid is k/a Uricotelism
3. The process of release of Urea k/a Ureotelism

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13
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Kidneys do not play a significant role in the removal of

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Ammonia

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14
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Bony Fishes are also k/a

A

Teleosts

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15
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Urea is ________ times less toxic than ________

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Urea is 100000 times less toxic than Ammonia

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16
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Uric acid is formed by _______ in our body

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Nucleic acid

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17
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Name the Uricotelic Organism

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Reptiles, Birds, land snails and insects

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18
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What is the colour of kidneys

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Reddish brown

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19
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The kidney is situated between which vertebra

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They are situated b/w 12th Thoracic Vertebra and 3rd Lumbar Vertebra

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20
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pronephric kidneys are present in

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fishes

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20
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what kind of kidney is present in Amphibians

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Mesonephric

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21
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What are the three protective layers of the kidney - order from innermost to outermost

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  1. Renal Capsule - innermost
  2. Adipose Capsule
  3. Renal Fascia - outermost
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22
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The peritoneal cover is only present on the _____side. This arrangement is called ________

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It is only present on the ventral side. This arrangement is called as Retroperitoneal arrangement

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23
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What is the length of ureters

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25-30 cm in length

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24
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The body of the urinary bladder has a triangular area k/a

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Trigone

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25
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What are the steps to urine formation

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There are 3 main processes to urine formation - Glomerular filtration, reabsorption and secretion

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26
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Excretory organ in Crustaceans like Prawns

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Antennal gland or green gland

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27
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The excretory organ in most insects like cockroach

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Malphigian tubule

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28
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Excretion of uric acid requires _______ loss of water

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Minimal

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29
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Which excretory organ is a characteristics feature of only mammals

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Urethra

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30
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The U shaped blood Vessel running parallel to Henles Loop is

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Vasa Recta

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31
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What are the parts of nephron situated in the cortical region of kidney

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Malpighian Corpuscle, PCT and DCT

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32
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What are the different constituents of Filtration Membrane

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  1. Fenestra of Glomerulus
  2. Basement membrane
  3. Podocytes of Visceral Layer
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33
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Bony Fishes are ______ animals

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Ammonotelic

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34
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Marine cartilagenous fishes are also k/a

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Elasmobranchs

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35
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Where does deamination and urea synthesis takes place

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In the liver, as other parts of the body are only supplied with amount of nutrients that are required

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36
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What is the formula of Urea

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H2NCONH2

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37
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Which enzyme is responsible for production of urea

A

Arginase enzyme

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38
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TMAO is released by

A

Marine Cartilagenous Fish also k/a Elasmobranchs

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39
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Renal Corpuscles are also k/a
and they comprise of

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Renal Corpuscles are also k/a Malpighian Body and they comprise of Bowman Capsule and Glomerulus

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40
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Renal Tubules comprise of

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PCT, Loop of henle and DCT

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41
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What is Hilum

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It is the point or notch through which ureters, blood vessels and nerves enter the Kidney

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42
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Which part of the nephron is situated in the medulla and which is in cortex

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Loop of Henle in the Medulla region.
Malpighian body, PCT and DCT are situated in the cortex

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43
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What is Renal Fascia made up of

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It is a fibrous cover

44
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What is adipose Capsule made up of
and what is its function

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It is made up of Adipose tissue and acts as a shock absorber

45
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What is Renal Capsule made up of

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It is made up of White fibrous connective tissue

46
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The kidney are fused with the body wall on ______ side

A

Dorsal

47
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What are the two zones of Kidney

A

Outer Cortex and inner medulla

48
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The renal pelvis is lined by

A

Transitional Epithelium

49
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Transitional Epithelium is also k/a

A

Urothelium

50
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The wall of ureters has __ coats. they are

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The wall of ureters has 3 coats they are external adventitia, middle muscular and inner mucosa

51
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The urethra in males is k/a

A

Urinogenital Duct

52
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The muscles present in the middle muscular coat of urinary bladder are k/a

A

Detrusor Muscles

53
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The branch of renal artery entering the glomerulus is k/a

A

Afferent arterioles

54
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What are columns of Bertini

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The cortex extends between the medullary pyramid as renal column and are k/a column of Bertini

55
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How many nephrons are present in each kidney

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There are 1 million nephrons in one kidney. Thus 2 million in both the kidney

56
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What is the main function of cortical nephron

A

Urine Synthesis

57
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What is the main function of Juxtamedullary nephron

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It helps in Osmoregulation

58
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PCT is lined by

A

Simple Cuboidal Epithelium with microvilli

59
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The process of filteration of blood is carried out by

A

Glomerulus

60
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How much blood is filtered by the kidney per minute

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1100-1200 ml of blood i.e. 1/5th or 20% of the blood pumped out by each ventricle is pumped out by the kidney per minute

61
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What are the different ways in which glomerular filtration is regulated

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  1. Myogenic Regulation
  2. Juxtaglomerular Apparatus (JGA)
  3. Neural Control
62
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What is Glomerular Filteration rate

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The volume of plasma that gets filtered from the glomerulus into the Bowmans Capsule per minute is k/a GFR = 125 ml per min

63
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What are the different pressures exerted during glomerular Filtration

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  1. Glomerular Hydrostatic Pressure
  2. Blood Colloidal Osmotic Pressure
  3. Capsular Hydrostatic Pressure
64
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What is the net pressure During Filtration

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GHP - BCOP - CHP = 60-30-20 = 10
The Range is from 10-25 mm Hg

65
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_____ percent of filtrate is reabsorbed by Renal Tubules

A

99%

66
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What is the osmolarity at the bottom of the Loop of Henle

A

1200 mOsm/L

67
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The magnitude of osmolarity in the cortex of the kidney is

A

300 mOsm/L

68
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What is reabsorbed and secreted in the PCT

A

NaCl, H2O, K+, HCO3- and Nutrients are reabsorbed into the blood
and H+ and NH3 are secreted by the blood into PCT

69
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In which organisms Tubular Secretion Occurs

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Tubular Secretion occurs in amphibians as they lack well developed Bowmans Capsule

70
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Reabsorption is minimum in _____

A

Ascending Loop of Henle

71
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Which is the major site of reabsorption in nephron

A

PCT

72
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The capability of concentrating the urine is largely related to

A

length of Loop of Henle

73
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Urine is ____ times more concentrated than blood

A

4 times

73
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_____ is/ are responsible to maintain the osmolarity

A

NaCl and Urea

74
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The Juxtaglomerular apparatus is made up of

A

JG cells present in the AA and Macula Densa present in the DCT

75
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DCT performs conditional reabsorption of

A

H2O, Na+, HCO3-

76
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Counter current mechanism works between

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Loop of Henle and Vasa Recta

77
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ADH stands for _______. It is also k/a

A

ADH stands for anti diuretic Hormone, also k/a Vasopressin

78
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_____ secrets ADH and it is release by

A

Hypothalamus secretes Vasopressin and it is released by posterior lobe of pituitary gland

79
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The JG cells Secrete

A

Renin

80
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ACE stands for

A

Angiotensin Converting Enzyme

81
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What is Dieuresis

A

Excessive water loss from Urine

82
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RAAS stands for

A

Renin Angiotensin aldestrone system

83
Q

________ opposes the functioning of RAAS

A

ANF - Atrial Natriuretic Factor

84
Q

Diabetes Insipidus is caused by __

A

Undersecretion of ADH

85
Q

Excessive thirst is k/a

A

Polydipsia

86
Q

Excessive Diuresis is k/a

A

Polyurea

87
Q

Glucose in urine

A

Glycosuria or Glucosuria

88
Q

Excessive Ketone bodies in Urine

A

Ketonuria

89
Q

_____ pigment provides color to Urine

A

Urochrome

90
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What is Micturition

A

The process of release of urine is called Micturition

91
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The neural mechanism causing Micturitio is called

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Micturition reflex

92
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What is the pH of urine

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Urine is slightly acidic in pH - 6.0

93
Q

Sweat is released by which gland

A

Sudorific Gland

94
Q

What is the metabolic waste of lungs

A

Lungs release CO2 and significant amounts of H2O everyday

95
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What is Uremia

A

The accumulation of urea in blood is k/a Uremia

96
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What is Glomerulonephritis? It is also k/a

A

Inflammation of glomerulus and nephrons is k/a Glomerulonephritis. It is also k/a Bright’s disease

97
Q

What are the contents of Sweat

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Sweat contains NaCl, small amount of Urea, Lactic Acid, glucose and Amino acid

98
Q

What is eliminated by the sabaceous gland

A

Sabaceous glands help in elimination of substances like sterols, hydrocarbons and waxes through sebum

99
Q

Liver is the site of elimination of

A

Cholestrol, bile pigments, degraded steroid hormone, some vitamins and many drugs

100
Q

What are the indicative of Diabetes mellitus

A

Glycosuria i.e. presence of glucose in urine and Ketonuria i.e. presence of ketone bodies in urine are indicative of diabetes mellitus

101
Q

What are Diuretics? Give a few examples

A

Diuretics are medication or compound that increase the amount of water expelled from the body in the form of urine. Tea, coffee and alcohol are natural diuretics

102
Q

In which conditions JG cells activate

A

JG cells activate when there is low blood volume, Low Blood Pressure, Low Glomerular Filtration rate

103
Q

Angiotensin II sends signal to

A

Angiotensin II
1. Sends signal to efferent arterioles for Constricton
2. Signal to PCT for Water and Na+ absorption
3. Sends signal to Adrenal Cortex which releases Aldosterone that signals to DCT for absorption of Na+, that leads to water absorption

104
Q

Angiotensinogen is secreted by

A

Liver

105
Q

ANF is secreted by

A

Atria of the heart

106
Q

how many gm of Urea does our Urine contain

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1to 1.5 L of Urine contains 25-39 gm of Urea

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