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1
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Process that occurs in Bowman’s capsule? Which substances undergo this process?

A

Filtration. water, ions, glucose and metabolic wastes

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Process that occurs in Proximal convoluted tubule? Which substances undergo this process?

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Re-absorption. water, ions, glucose (100%)

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Process that occurs in Descending limb? Which substances undergo this process?

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Re-absorption. water

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Process that occurs in Ascending limb? Which substances undergo this process?

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Re-absorption. ions

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Process that occurs in Distal convoluted tubule? Which substances undergo this process?

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  1. Variable re-absorption. water (ADH must be present) and ions (aldosterone must be present)
  2. Secretion. ions (aldosterone must be present) ((IF BLOOD IS ACIDIC, H+ ALSO GETS SECRETED))
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Function of the kidney?

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filter blood

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Function of ureters?

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transport urine to bladder

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Function of urinary bladder?

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store urine

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Function of the urethra?

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excretes urine

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Functions or urinary system?

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excretion of metabolic wastes, conservation of valuable nutrients, regulates blood volume and blood pressure, maintenance of water and ion balance, maintenance of acid-base balance

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11
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Where do calyces receive urine from?

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last part of nephron, collecting duct

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What is the order of the nephron?

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bowman’s capsule, PCT, descending limb, ascending limb, DCT, collecting duct

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Which blood vessel takes blood to the glomerulus?

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afferent arteriole

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Which blood vessel takes blood away from the glomerulus?

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efferent arteriole

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which substances cannot be filtered out of glomerulus?

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proteins and blood cells

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16
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What is urine?

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anything filtered and not reabsorbed, anything secreted

17
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Aldosterone is secreted by what?

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adrenal glands

18
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Aldosterone is secreted in response to what?

A

low blood pressure and low blood volume

19
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Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) is secreted by what?

A

posterior pituitary gland

20
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Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) is secreted in response to what?

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low blood pressure, low blood volume or dehydration

21
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ADH and aldosterone work together to increase what?

A

water re-absorption

22
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If blood is acidic, which ion is secreted?

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hydrogen (H+)

23
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Which ion is secreted if aldosterone is present?

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potassium (K+)

24
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If it is not the appropriate time to urinate, what stays contracted?

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external urethral sphincter

25
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When the urinary bladder contains 200 mL or more of urine, what sends signals to the sacral region of the spinal cord?

A

stretch receptors

26
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What is the function of endocrine glands?

A

release hormones into the bloodstream

27
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Three ways an endocrine gland is stimulated to release specific hormones?

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hormonal stimulus, humoral stimulus, neural stimulus

28
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What is neutral stimulus?

A

brain and spine send signals to release hormones

29
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What is humoral stimulus?

A

changes in nutrient levels in blood lead to secretion of hormones

30
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What is hormonal stimulus?

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hormone from one gland stimulates secretion of another hormone

31
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What is the function of regulatory hormones?

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regulate the release of hormones form the anterior pituitary gland

32
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Where is ADH made?

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hypothalamus

33
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Where is ADH stored and released?

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posterior pituitary gland

34
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How does insulin affect skeletal muscle?

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stimulates glucose intake into muscle cells and use of glucose for energy

35
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What stimulates the release of glucagon?

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low blood glucose levels

36
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What is function of cortisol?

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provides fuel during stress

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