URINALYSIS Flashcards

(36 cards)

1
Q

which cavity are the kidneys located?

A

abdominal

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2
Q

which kidney is lower than the other

A

right - due to liver above

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3
Q

where does the urethra pass through on a male model?

A

prostate gland

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4
Q

what vessels exit the kidney?

A

renal vein and right ureter

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5
Q

which vessels enter the kidney?

A

aorta and left renal artery

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6
Q

what % of blood do the kidneys recieve?

A

20-25%

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7
Q

where do the kidneys recieve blood from?

A

renala artery

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8
Q

where does the blood get passed on to and for what?

A

nephrons, for filtration

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9
Q

what happens to filtered blood?

A

reaches renal vein

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10
Q

what are the columns of the kidneys called

A

renal lobes

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11
Q

where are nephrons found in the kidney?

A

cortex and medulla

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12
Q

where does filtration happen?

A

nephrons in cortex and medulla of kidney

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13
Q

what is glomerulus?

A

bundle of capillaries

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14
Q

where is glomerulus found?

A

bowmans capsule

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15
Q

what is found in the renal corpuscle?

A

glomerulus and bowman’s capsule

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16
Q

what is glomerular filtration rate?

A

process in which kidneys filter waste and excess fluid from blood to see how well a patients kidneys are fuctionining

17
Q

what are ureters?

A

tubes that extend from kidneys to bladder

18
Q

what is the capacity of the bladder?

19
Q

how does bladder excrete urine?

A

sphincters relax and the muscle layer of bladder contracts

20
Q

where does male urethra extend from?

A

neck of bladder to tip of penis

21
Q

where does female urethra extend from?

A

neck of bladder and opens to the exterior

22
Q

what is tubular reabsorption

A

water and solutes reabsorbed into the blood

23
Q

what is tubular secretion

A

waste products eliminated back into urine

24
Q

where does tubule reabsorption occur

A

proximal convoluted tubule

25
what is the distal convoluted tubule
where salt and water is absorbed back into the blood
26
what does +++ leukocytes indicate?
UTI or kidney infection
27
what does +++ nitrates mean?
UTI as bacteria turn nitrites in to nitrates
28
what does +++ urobilinogen mean?
dehydration or liver disease
29
what does +++ protein mean?
dehydration, kidney damage, UTI
30
what does low ph mean?
acidic, dehydration, 6-7.5 normal
31
what does high ph mean?
alkaline, UTI, kidney failure
32
what does +++ blood mean?
urinary tract inflammation
33
what does specific gravity mean?
high= dehydrated low=too dilute and kidney function
34
what does +++ ketones indicate?
body is burning fat for energy instead of glucose
35
what does +++ bilirubin mean?
signs of liver problems
36
what does +++ glucose mean?
poor kidney function as kidneys should filter glucose into bloodstream not urine