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If your not sure what answer should be entered, press the space bar and the next missing letter will be displayed. When you are all done, you should look back over all your answers and review the ones in red. These ones in red are the ones which you needed help on. Question: This system maintains the volumbue and composition of body within normal limitsAnswer: System Question: What structure envelops the ?Answer: renal Question: Exterior to the capsule is what?Answer: tissue Question: Outermost of the kidneyAnswer: Renal Question: Contains renal Answer: Renal Question: Medial to the renal medulla and is continuous with the Answer: pelvis Question: Directs urine from papilla to renal pelvisAnswer: Question: urine from kidneys to bladderAnswer: Question: Functional unit of the kidneys, join to ductsAnswer: Question: Structure extends to to papilla of pyramidAnswer: Collecting Question: Renal Corpuscle (glomerulus) what fluid?Answer: Question: The capsule AKA Bowmans capsule contains what fluid?Answer: Urine Question: The tubual contains what?Answer: urine Question: This contains arterial capillariesAnswer: Glomerulus Question: This structure is known as the "collecting cup" for Answer: Capsule Question: This extends in and out of the medulla to the proximal convoluted tubual to nephron loop to distal convoluted tubual and unites with collecting ductAnswer: Renal Question: The collecting ducts begins__________ and ends_________.Answer: cortex /papilla Question: Brings to the kidneysAnswer: Renal Question: Bring blood to pyramids and to Answer: Interlobar Question: drain capillariesAnswer: Veins Question: Drain veinsAnswer: Interlobar Question: of cells that help modify BP Answer: Juxtaglomerular Question: Hormone secreted by kidney that increases BP by constricting arterioles, conserving water and stimulating intake to increase BPAnswer: Question: Hormone secreted by the that stimulates RBC formation when O2 levels fall below nml.Answer: Erythroprotein Question: These regulate solute concentration and water concentration in Answer: nephrons Question: Remove metabolic wastes and substances from bloodAnswer: nephrons Question: Water and solutes move from blood and into to form filtrate( beginging of urine)Answer: filtration Question: When usful move from urine to bloodAnswer: Tubular Question: When water is removed from filtrate and returns to blood (last step)Answer: reabsorption Question: Do blood cells enter filtrate under conditions?Answer: NO Question: This uses nutrients and releases into the bloodAnswer: metabolism Question: of body where chemical reactions occurAnswer: Water Question: Water balance is regulated by the center" AKAAnswer: hypothalus Question: Substances that create ionswhen dissolved in water and electricityAnswer: Question: This controls whether more or less than normal is absorbedAnswer: ADH Question: Waste product of Nucleic acid is excreted in urineAnswer: Uric Question: Waste product of muscle metabolism excreted in Answer: Creatinine Question: What are the 3 of the ureterAnswer: OUter fibrous layer, middle layer( smooth muscle that moves urine by peristalsis), Inner layer, mucous membrane for Question: Which layer forms a flap to prevent urine from flowing back into the Answer: Innner Question: word for urinationAnswer: Micturition Question: How many mL can the hold?Answer: 1000 Question: At how many mL do you feel the urge to ?Answer: 200- 400ml Question: INnermost layer of the wall, w/ transitional epitheliumAnswer: Mucosa Question: Layer of bladder wall that contains blood and nervesAnswer: submucosa Question: 3rd layer of bladder wall that to expel urine and also forms the internal urethral sphinctorAnswer: muscle Question: muscle is volentary or involentary?Answer: Question: Outermost fibrous connective of the bladder wallAnswer: Peritoneum Question: Urine is slightly acidic or ?Answer: Acidic Question: What is the Ph of urine?Answer: |
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