urinary system Flashcards
1
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cortical nephron
A
2
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juxtamedullary nephron
A
3
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osmosis
A
4
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micturition
A
5
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urinalysis
A
6
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polyuria
A
7
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oliguria
A
8
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anuria
A
9
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glomerular filtration
A
10
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tubular reabsorption
A
11
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tubular secretion
A
12
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proximal convoluted tubule
A
what is reabsorbed:
what is secreted:
13
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descending loop of Henle
A
what is reabsorbed:
what is secreted:
14
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ascending loop of Henle
A
what is reabsorbed:
what is secreted:
15
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distal convoluted tubule
A
what is reabsorbed:
what is secreted:
16
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collecting duct
A
what is reabsorbed:
what is secreted:
17
Q
function: kidney
A
18
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function: renal hilum
A
19
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function: renal pyramids
A
20
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function: renal cortex
A
21
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function: renal medulla
A
22
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function: renal pelvis
A
23
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function: ureter
A
24
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function: urinary bladder
A
25
function: urethra
26
function: nephron
27
function: afferent arteriole
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function: proximal convoluted tubule
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function: glomerulus
30
function: descending loop of Henle
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function: efferent arteriole
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function: ascending loop of Henle
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function: peritubular capillaries
34
function: distal convoluted tubule
35
function: glomerular capsule
36
function: collecting duct
37
Briefly describe the three processes that are involved in the production of urine. For each
process in question, describe in which part(s) of the nephron it occurs.
38
Describe how substances are moved into and out of the nephron.
39
Describe how the structure of the glomerulus helps it to perform its function.
40
Describe the path that the filtrate follows from the moment it enters the nephron until it is
expelled from the body.
41
Describe how aldosterone is able to regulate urine formation by modifying the nephron.
42
Describe how antidiuretic hormone regulates urine formation by modifying the nephron.
43
How does urine composition differ when regulated by aldosterone compared to antidiuretic
hormone?
44
What is the purpose of having two different hormonal regulation systems for urine formation?
45
Describe the micturition reflex, including the involuntary and voluntary pathways that
control the process, and the interaction between the two pathways.