MACROSCOPIC AND MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF THE URINARY SYSTEM Flashcards

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COMPONENTS OF URINARY SYSTEM

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-Kidneys
-Bladder
-Ureters
-Urethra

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RENAL FUNCTIONS

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  1. Acid-Base Balance
  2. Excretion of metabolic wastes
  3. Excretion of bioactive substances
  4. Secretion of renin
  5. Secretion of erythropoietin
  6. Conversion of Vitamin D
  7. Gluconeogenesis
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  • stains darker than medulla
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Cortex

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contains 8-12 renal pyramids containing a
renal lobe

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Medulla (inner)

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  • apical end contains renal papilla and minor calyx
    that eventually become one of three major clayces
  • are separated by structures called renal columns
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Renal Pyramids

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  • Where renal artery and vein are located
  • The ureter exits the kidney from here
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Renal Hilum

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  • Largest
  • Divides into 2 segmental arteries at hilum
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Renal Artery

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  • Branch from segmental arteries
  • Extend between renal pyramids towards
    corticomedullary junction
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Interlobar Arteries

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  • Branches from interlobar arteries
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Arcurate Arteries

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  • Branches from arcurate arteries
  • Extend all the way to renal cortex
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Interlobular Arteries

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  • Where blood is filtered in the kidney
  • drained by efferent arterioles
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glomeruli

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  • branch into peritubular capillaries
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Efferent arterioles

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Functional units of the kidney
* 1- 4 million

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NEPHRONS

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Major Divisions of Nephron

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  1. Renal Corpuscle
  2. Proximal Tubule
  3. Loop of Henle
  4. Distal Tubule
  5. Connecting Tubule
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  • links nephron to collecting ducts
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Connecting Tubule

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  • Dilated part enclosing a tuft of capillary loops
  • SITE OF BLOOD FILTRATION
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RENAL CORPUCSCLE

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RENAL CORPUCSCLE Contains the ff

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  • Glomerulus
  • Glomerular Capsule ( Bowman’s Capsule)
  • Podocytes
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> Simple Squamous Epithelial

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  • Glomerular Capsule ( Bowman’s Capsule)
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> Satellite Epithelial Cells
Compose the apparatus for renal filtration

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GLOMERULUS Three Parts:

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  1. Fenestrated Capillary Endothelium
  2. Fused Basal Laminae
  3. Slit Pores
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> Contains Type IV Collagen
Produced by Podocytes

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Fused Basal Laminae

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For Reabsorption and Secretion of Substances

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NEPHRON TUBULES

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  • located at renal cortex
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Proximal Convoluted Cuboidal Tubule

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Proximal Convoluted Cuboidal Tubule

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> Simple Cuboidal Cells
Contains Microvilli
Abundant Mitochondria
Basolateral Folds

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Proximal Convoluted Cuboidal Tubule Molecules Reabsorbed:
-Glucose -Amino Acids -Electrolytes -Water
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- With Thin Ascending and Thin Descending parts -contains SQUAMOUS epithelial - Also contains Thick Ascending Limb > Further thickens to macula densa
Loop of Henle
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- Specialized smooth muscle cells - Have juxtaglomerular cells > Secrete renin
Macula Densa
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Where Electrolyte Levels are adjusted further
Distal Convoluted Tubule
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- Join to form the cortical collecting ducts > simple cuboidal epithelium
Connecting Tubules
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> pale staining > few mitochondria > contain cell membranes rich in aquaporins - for passive water reabsorption > delivers filtrate of plasma into minor calyces
Principal Cells
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urine is also called
Filtrate
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The calyces, renal pelvis, ureters, and urinary bladder are lined by
urothelium
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- Contain Large Bulbous superficial cells called umbrella cells that contain uroplakin > protect cytoplasm
UROTHELIUM
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- Where urine temporarily is stored - Contains folded mucosa which unfold as bladder fills. - Transitional epithelium gets thinner as bladder fills
URINARY BLADDER
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- Drains the bladder - Lined initially by urothelium
URETHRA
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is followed by stratified and pseuostratified columnar epithelium
Urothelium
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Male Urethra has three regions:
> Prostatic Urthera > Membranous Urethra > Penile Urethra
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> Last portions of male urethra is
stratified squamous epithelium