quiz 8 Flashcards
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male urethra v female
male: both semen and urine exit but not at same time, has 3 parts (prostatic, membranous, spongy; longer
female: only urine, smaller
direction of substances in tubular reabsorption
tubule to blood
macula densa cells respond to
changes in Na content and filtrate
when systemic bp is low, afferent arteriole will
dilate
when GFR is low filtrate flows __
gives __ time for sodium reabsorption from filtrate. Sodium concentration in filtrate is __. Detected by macula densa cells which results in __ in release of vasoconstrictor, causes afferent arterioles to __ which ___ GFR
slowly
more
decreases
decrease
dilate
increases
if transport maximum for glucose is 100 mg/100 ml and concentration of glucose in blood is 300mg/100ml, glucose will
appear in urine
until the __ develops, urination is reflexive
pontine storage center
myogenic mech to regulate GFR
when systemic BP is high aff art constricts
renin-a-a;d
inc sod reabsorption, acts ti inc BV and BP, increase water reabsorption
what happens of capsular hydros pressure were inc above normal
net filtration would decrease
during micturition
inhibition of somatic nerves relaxes external urethral sphincter, micturition center control relaxes internal urethral sphincter and causes detrusor muscles to contract
alcohol
inhibits release of ADH
urinary bladder composed of __ ep
transitional
an inc in permeability of cells of c.ducts is due to
inc production of ADH
an inc in permeability of cells of collecting tubule to water is due to
ADH
acts as trigger for initiation of micturition
stretch of bladder
plasma osmolarity changes detected by
hypothalamic osmoreceptors
glom capi differ from systemic capi
g.caps have afferent and efferent arteriole, are fenestrated and in kidneys
systemic caps have a venule, are continuous and are found almost everywhere
ADH secretion
water reabsorption
urine output
bv
bp
increase
decrease
increase
increase
kidneys stimulated to produce renin
by dec in bp
tubular secretion allows for
elim of nitro watstes
ureters are capable of
peristalsis, gravity responsible for most flow
chief force pushing water and solutes out of blood across filtration mb
glom. hydrostatic pressure
what direction do substance travel in tubular secretion
blood to tubule