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Urinary system Flashcards

(13 cards)

1
Q

position of kidney

A

retroperitoneal at T12 to L3

right kidney is lower and shorter due to the liver

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2
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relations of the kidney

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anterior right - liver, hepatorenal recess, duodenum
anterior left - stomach, spleen, pancreas
posterior - subcostal, iliohypogastric, ilioinguinal nerves
superior - diaphragm, 12th rib
inferior - quadratus lumborum
medially - psoas major
laterally - transversus abdominis

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3
Q

layers of fattyfibrous pouch

A

renal fascia - outermost external layer, anchors kidney
adipose capsule - second layer which contains perirenal fat and cushions the kidney
renal capsule - innermost layer made of dense ct, protects kidney from trauma and infection

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4
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Arteries

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aorta - gives off right and left renal arteries
renal arteries - divide into 5 segmental arteries which enter hilus
segmental - branch into lobar arteries
lobars - divide into interlobars
interlobars - divide into arcuate in junction of medulla and cortex
arcuate - send interlobar into cortex
cortical radiate arteries give rise to glomerular arterioles

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5
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lymphatic drainage

A

aortic lymph nodes

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6
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nerve supply

A

renal plexus

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7
Q

layers of ureter

A

mucosa - transitional epithelium
muscularis - inner longitudinal and outer circular smooth muscle
serosa

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8
Q

ureters positions

A

in males - lateral to ductus or vas deferens

in females - passes medial to uterine artery origin

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9
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arterial supply to ureter

A

branches of interior and exterior iliac arteries
renal artery
testicular/ovarian arteries

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10
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veins of ureter

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tributaries of interior and exterior iliac vein

testicular/ovarian veins

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11
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3 constrictions of ureter

A

uretopelvic junction
where ureters cross common iliac vessels
where ureters enter wall of bladder

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12
Q

layers of urinary bladder

A

mucosa with rugae
submucosa
muscularis forming detrusor muscle
serosa

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13
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urethral sphincters

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internal - involuntary smooth muscle

external - skeletal muscle, inhibits urination

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