urinary and reproductive systems Flashcards

(43 cards)

1
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anatomy of the kidney

capped with

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adrenal glands

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2
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kidneys are located lateral to the vertebral column between the last ______

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thoracic and third lumbar vertebrae on each side

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3
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three layers of connective tissue layers encapsulate the kidneys

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-renal fascia
-perinephric/perirneal fat capsule
-renal capsule

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4
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connective tissue around kidneys

renal fascia

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Most superficial layer
Dense connective tissue
Surrounds both kidneys and adrenal glands

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5
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connective tissue around kidneys

perinephric/ perirenal fat capsule

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layer of adipose tissue

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connective tissue around kidneys

renal capsule

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directly covers the outer surface of the kidney

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renal arteries enter at the hilum, renal veins and utters exit at the

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hilum

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renal cortex

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outer regions (granular, reddish-brown)

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9
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renal medulla

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inner regions (composed of renal pyramids with striped appearance)

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10
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renal columns

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separate renal pyramids

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major and minor calyces

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collect urine from renal lobes (a pyramid and surrounding cortical tissue)

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12
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right renal vein drains right in

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IVC

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13
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right gonadal and right suprarenal veins drain right in

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IVC

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14
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left gonadal and left suprarenal veins drain in ______

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left renal vein

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15
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urerters
function

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Carry urine out of the kidneys to the bladder

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16
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layers of connective tissue outside the kidney from outside to inside

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renal fascia
perirenal fat capsule
renal capsule

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17
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ureters

capable of

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peristalsis

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18
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ureters

connect to the bladder at an angle that

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prevents back flow of urine

19
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ureters exit the kidney at the

20
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ureters

enter posterior/inferior side of bladder at the ____- in the trigone area

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ureteral openings

21
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the -_______ is sensitive to expansion (stretch); when it gets full, signals to empty bladder

22
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trigone is formed by the _____ and internal urethral orifice

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2 ureteric orifices

23
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urinary bladder

_______ help maintain the position of the bladder

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peritoneal folds

24
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urinary bladder

detrusor muscle: smooth muscle layer of the bladder
function

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involuntary (brain and SC control mechanism of voiding – can be trained)
Bladder expands to fill and contracts to empty – need compliance
Can be very sensitive to bladder irritants and muscular tension

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urinary bladder internal/external sphincter the exit of bladder/entrance of urethra: function
smooth muscle (involuntary) – structurally different in female
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male bladder and urethra length? 3 parts
18 to 20 cm in length, subdivided based on location into three parts
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membranous urethra short segment that goes through the _________
urogenital diaphragm (site of external urethral sphincter
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prostatic urethra passes through
prostate gland
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spongey urethra (penile urethra) extends through the penis to the
external urethral orifce
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IUS- fails during
retrograde ejaculation
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female bladder and urethra base of the bladder is __________________
inferior to the uterus, anterior to the vagina
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female urethra length
Shorter (3-5 cm) (partly why more women suffer UTIs than men)
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female bladder external urethral oriffice is near the
anterior wall of the vagina (more external in females) Internal - structurally different than in male
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internal genitalia are located in the pelvic cavity male and female
Uterus, cervix, ovaries, and uterine tubes in females Prostate gland, ductus deferens, seminal vesicles in males
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external genitalia are located in the perineum
Clitoris, labia majora, and labia minora in females (vulva) Penis and scrotum in males
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structures supporting the ovaries 3
Ovarian ligament (contained within broad ligament) Suspensory ligament (contains gonadal vessels – attach ovary to sidewall of pelvis) Mesovarium (part of broad ligament)
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uterine tube contains
fimbrae infidibulum ampulla isthusms
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strutures supporting uterus 2
broad ligament round ligament
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pelvic floor muscles 3 layers
superficial middle deep
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pelvic floor muscles superficial
sexual, external anal sphincter
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pelvic floor muscles middle
Urinary sphincter control, supportive/trampoline
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pelvic floor muscles deep
largest, support, pressure control
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pelvic floor muscles (function) 4 S's
- Supportive, sphincter, sexual, stabilize******* (regulate pressure)