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urinary
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Question | Answer |
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renin | produced in kidney, increases blood pressure |
urinary system regulates pH by | excretion of H+ |
kidney in front of or behind peritoneum | behind. (reteroperitoneum) |
left kidney located between __ ribs | T12-L2 |
right kidney located between _ ribs | L1-L3 |
renal fascia | connective tissue which wraps around kidney and adrenal gland separately. |
___ absorb shock for protection of kidney | perirenal fat |
lobe of a kidney | medulla, cortex, 1/2 renal columns |
lobule | space between adjacent interlobular arteries |
different nephrons converge at | collecting tubule |
__ and __ not pass through filters in renal corpuscle | protein and RBC |
glomeruous fed by ___, drained by__ | arteriole (interlobular), arteriole |
macrophages that keep filters clean called | mesangial cells. |
in bowman's space __ is found | filterate |
How blood filtered? | 1. fused basal lamina 2. fenestrated endothelial 3. podocytes (visceral layer of glomerular) |
what is filteration diaphragm | thin structure between filteration slits |
proximal convoluted tubule has __ cells | epithelial, simple cuboidal. |
water reabsorption in loop of henle mainly occurs in __ and its caused by | thin descending, thin ascending, concentrated interstitial fluid generated by active transporters (pump out Na, Cl) at the thick ascending limb. |
___ becomes afferent arteriole | interlobular artery |
___ in ___ monitors electrolyte concentration in the tubular fluid. it also __ | macula densa, distal convoluted tubule, stimulate juxtaglomerular cells |
juxtaglomerular cells present in , secrete ___ | smooth muscle of afferent arteriole, renin |
JGA is | mascula densa + juxtaglomerular cells |
JGA function | increase filteration rate, raise BP, in response to conc't urine. |
Ureter histology: | transitional epithelium, lamina propria, smooth muscle, connective tissue (note lacks submucosal layer) |
__ of ureter responsible of contraction (peristalsis) of the tube, and it results in _ | smooth muscle, milk urine of renal pelvis into the urinary bladder. |
sites of urinary constriction | 1. ureteropelvic junction 2. crossing of the iliac vessel 3. ureterovesical junction |
___ epitithelium of ureter allow __ | transitional epithelium, strectching of ureter. |
Urinary bladder histology : | transitional epith, lamina propria, submucosa, detrusor muscle. (typical) |
___ of bladder allows discharge of urine from the bladder | internal urethral sphincter. |
urethra histology: | stratified squamous epithelium, lamina propria, smooth muscle. |
aldosterone, ADH effects | increase BP by increasing water, Na+ retention. secretes K+ out to the urinary tract. |
aldosterone effects which region | distal convoluted tubule |
ADH effects which region | collecting tubule and ducts. |
each lobe dumps urine into ___ which then takes urine to __ eventually to __ | renal papilla, calyx, pelvis |
renal artery/vein gives a rise to | segmental artery/vein |
__ forms the visceral layer of renal corpus. | podocyte |
__ forms the parietal layer of renal corpuscle | bowman's capsule |
__ controls movement of urine out of urinary bladder | internal urethral sphincter |
__ controls movement of urine out of urethra | external urethral sphincter |
urethra has __ as epithelium | stratified squamous |
thin ascending/descending tube of loop of Henle has __ epithelium | simple squamous |