urinary system Flashcards

(46 cards)

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azot/o-

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R/CF: nitrogen

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cyst/o-

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R/CF: urinary bladder

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3
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glomerul/o-

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R/CF: glomerulus

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nephr/o-

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R/CF: kidney

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5
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pyel/o-

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R/CF: renal pelvis

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6
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ren/o-

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R/CF: kidney

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7
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ur/o-

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R/CF: urinary tract, urine

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8
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ureter/o-

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R/CF: ureter

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9
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urethr/o-

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R/CF: urethra

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what are the nitrogenous wastes that the kidneys filter from blood?

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  • ammonia
  • urea
  • uric acid
  • creatinine
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what are the nitrogenous wastes broken down from?

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  • ammonia: amino acids
  • urea: proteins
  • uric acid: nucleic acids
  • creatinine: creatine phosphate
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fx: kidneys

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  • vitamin D synthesis
  • prod. erythropoietin
  • regulate blood volume, BP, blood concentration of solutes
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loc: kidneys

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retroperitoneal (behind parietal peritoneum).
- extend fr. T11 - L3.

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15
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when the abdominal organs have been pushed aside, what specific membrane must be pierced to acess the kidney?

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parietal peritoneum

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structure: kidneys

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  • 3 layers:
    • renal capsule
    • renal cortex
    • renal medulla
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what is a nephron?

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  • produce urine
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18
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blood flow to a nephron

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renal artery –> smaller arteries –> afferent arteriole –> glomerulus –> efferent arteriole –> peritbular capillaries –> venules –> larger veins –> renal vein

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19
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what is the 3 step process for filtration?

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  1. filtration
  2. reabsorption
  3. secretion
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filtration step

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  • b/w glomerulus and glomerular capsucle
  • thin capillary walls of glomreulus filters molecules
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reabsorption step

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  • 100% of glucose, amino acids, and vari. of mineral salts are actively transported from tubules to capillaries
  • 99% of water filtered into glomerular capsule is reabsorbed by osmosis into the bloodstream
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secretion step

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  • nephron removes remaining waste
  • materials move fr. peritubular capillaries –> tubules
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respiratory acidosis

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respiratory system can eliminate suffiecient CO2

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metabolic acidosis

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decreased kidney elimination of H ions or an increased prod. of acidic subsrtances through metabolism

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what system fix the imbalance during acidosis?
- respiratory: + hyperventilation - excretory: + secretion of excess H ions - restore normal blood pH.
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the body is ___ to ___ water
50 - 75%
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65% of water is in: the other 35% is in:
- cytoplasm of cells - tissue fluid, blood plasma, lymph, CSF, synovial fluid, humors, bile, serous fluid
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what solute is very important in the regulation of urine volume?
sodium & potassium
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what three hormones regulate urine production?
- ADH - aldosterone - ANH (atrial natriuretic hormone)
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ADH
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aldosterone
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ANH
- atrial natriuretic hormone -
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list three diuretics and their impact.
- alcohol: inhibit ADH (lead to dehydration and thirst) - caffeine: + blood flow to kidney --> + glomerular filtration rate; - Na reabsorbed - diuretic drugs: inhibit active transport of Na
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fx: ureters
carry urine from renal pelvis --> bladder
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fx: urnary bladder
stores urine until its release
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fx: urethra
carries urine fr. bladder to the outside
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micturition
passing of urine
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fx: excretory system
- remove metabolic wastes - maintain body fluid & electrolyte - maintain acid-base balance - regulate BP
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cystitis
inflammation of urnary bladder
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hydronephrosis
buildup of urine in the kidney
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kidney stone
calcium or uric acid form stones in renal pelvis
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BUN
- blood urea nitrogen - clear nitrogenous waste from blood
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azotemia
renal insufficiency
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uremia
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when does the juxtaglomerular apparatus secrete renin?
- Na in blood is too low - hypotension - K in blood is too high
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