T3 Urinary Flashcards
Kidneys develops entirely from what?
intermediate mesodermal mesenchyme
The intermediate mesodermal mesenchyme in the kidneys forms what structure?
longitudinal ridges in the roof of the coelom
The kidneys for from behind. What is the name for structures formed from behind?
retroperitoneal
The first kidneys to develop are the ________. They form from _____________ at 22 days gestation.
pronephric kidneys; anterior intermediate mesoderm
Are pronephric kidneys functional or non function?
non-functional
What is the functional unit of all kidneys?
kidney tubule/nephron
In a human embryo, each pronephros consists of _____ nephros, all of which develop from a single somite from the ____________.
7; nephrotome
are the amniotic pronephric tubules solid or hollow?
solid
What genes determine craniocaudal limits of early urinary system?
Hox4-11
The pronephric tubules laterally connect to a longitudinal duct called the pronephric duct. This duct extends from the pronephric tubules through the mesonephric ridge caudally to the _____
cloaca
There are two pronephric ducts, one on each side. one duct will be renamed the _________ duct.
mesonephric
Running along the mesonephric ridge is a highly vascularized ridge called the __________.
glomus
_________ from the blood are filtered from the capillaries in the glomus into the coelomic cavity. From the coelom, these materials move into openings (nephrostomes) of the pronephric tubules and from there to the pronephric duct to the _______.
small molecules; cloaca
What is the name for the functional kidney?
mesonephros
Which part of the kidney contains tubules that are longer than the pronephric tubules, and are often sigmoid or convoluted in shape?
mesonephric