Lecture 25: Urinary System Flashcards

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retroperitoneal =

A

organs not suspended by mesentery

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retroperitoneal =

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organs not suspended by mesentery

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homeostatic functions of kidneys:
1. correct balance of __, __, __, __ ions
2. assists in __ balance
3. regulates ___ by adjusting ___ volume

A
  1. Na, K, Cl, Ca
  2. pH
  3. blood pressure, blood
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3
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kidneys retain __ nutrients

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valuable

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4
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kidneys excrete ___ wastes
examples

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nitrogenous
(ex. urea, uric acid), toxins and drugs

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5
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filtrate (___) from kidneys passes to:
1. ___ for transfer down into ___
2. ___ retains urine until it is desirable to urinate
3. urine passes through body wall via the ___

A

urine
1. ureters
2. bladder
3. urethra

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paired organs (___)
1. located posterior wall of ___ cavity
2. kidneys surrounded by ___
3. kidneys surrounded layer of ____

A

kidneys
1. abdominal
2. renal capsule
3. adipose tissue

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7
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outer most layer of kidney

A

renal cortex

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8
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inner most layer of kidney =

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renal medulla

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9
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what makes up the renal pelvis

A

minor calyces > major calyces > renal pelvis

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10
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renal pelvis tapers to form the ___

A

ureter

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11
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ureters drain urine to ___

A

urinary bladder

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12
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renal hilus
1. entrance for ___ and ___ nerves
2. exit for ___, ___ vessels, ___

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  1. arteries and ANS
  2. veins, lymphatic vessels, ureter
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13
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renal sinus =

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fat filled depression around hilus

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14
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kidneys are “____” (lobes)
1. renal ___ + renal ___ + ___ calyx

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segmented
1. pyramid, papilla, minor

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15
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“segments” (lobes) separated by renal ___
1. composed of ___ tissue
2. path for renal a/vs from __ to ___

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columns
1. cortical
2. hilus to cortex

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16
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renal blood vessels:
1. renal artery (___ aorta)
a. segmental arteries > ___ arteriole
b. glomerular capillaries = ___

  1. glomerulus drained by…
    a. ___ arteriole
    b. filtrate passes to peritubular ___
    c. this portal system reclaims H2O from ___
  2. kidney drained by…
    a. peritubular capillaries ultimately drain to renal ___
    b. renal veins > ___ > heart
A
  1. abdominal
    a. afferent
    b. glomerulus

2a. efferent
2b. capillaries
2c. loop of Henle

3a. veins
3b. inferior vena cava

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17
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what is the functional unit of the kidney

A

nephron

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18
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renal corpuscle consists of:
1. ___ capsule
2. ___ arteriole (oncoming blood from renal artery)
3. ___ arteriole (outgoing blood)
4. glomerular capillary bed (____)

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  1. glomerular
  2. afferent
  3. efferent
  4. glomerulus
19
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what cells cover the glomerulus

20
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podocytes are critical to ___ function

21
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proximal convoluted tubule:
1. collects filtrate from ___ space
2. reclamation of some water, all ___ nutrient

A
  1. capsular
  2. organic
22
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loop of Henle
1. loop travels down to ___ > back to ___
2. reclamation of __, ___, ___

A
  1. medulla, cortex
  2. sodium, chloride, water
23
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distal convoluted tubule:
1. secretion of __ and __

A

drugs and toxins

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collecting duct: 1. gathers the filtrate from many ___ 2. further reclamation of ___ 3. collecting ducts combine to form renal ___
1.distal convoluted tubule 2. water 3. papilla
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urine from papilla > ___ > renal pelvis > ___
calyces, ureter
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what transfer urine from renal pelvis to urinary bladder
ureters
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ureters are in a ___ location
retroperitoneal
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what muscle composes the bladder
detrusor muscle
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shape/location of bladder varies with volume of what
urine
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urinary bladder retroperitoneal location =
posterior to pubic symphysis - anterior to rectum = males - anterior to uterus = females
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what is the trigone composed of?
a triangle in the bladder composed of 2 ureteral openings and 1 urethral opening
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urethra drains through the floor of the bladder aka
internal urethral sphincter
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1. urethra transfers urine from the __ to outside the __ 2. passes through pelvic diaphragm aka __
1. bladder, body 2. external urethral sphincter
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what are the 3 regions of the urethra in males
prostatic (passes through prostate gland) membranous (ext. urethral sphincter) penile (corpus spongiosum)
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urethra is relatively __ in females 1. ___ more readily colonize bladder, ureters, kidneys = __
short 1. bacteria = UTI = urinary tract infection
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urogenital system =
urinary + reproductive system
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urine is __-__% water, clear-yellow, sterile, pH ___
93-97%, 4.5-8
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urinalysis =
physical and chemical assessment of urine
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pyelogram =
X-ray image of kidneys
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nephrolithiasis =
renal calculi (kidney stones) - Ca/Mg salts, uric acid crystals > blockage of ureters
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diuretics =
drugs that promote fluid loss in the urine
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hematuria =
blood loss in urine
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proteinuria =
protein loss in urine
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dysuria =
painful urination