9/30: Renal, Genitourinary Flashcards
is the kidney an endocrine or exocrine organ?
endocrine
function of renin
blood pressure
function of erythropoeitin
make RBCs
functional unit of the kidney
nephron
parts of the nephron
glomeruli
convoluted tubule
collecting ducts
juxtaglomerular cells are found where?
afferent arteriole
macula densa cells are found where?
distal convoluted tubule
these are a sensor for sodium
macula densa
this is elevated BUN and creatinine
azotemia
what is usually related to REDUCE GFR rate?
azotemia
this is the progression of azotemia
uremia
this is failure of renal excretory function
uremia
nephrolithiasis is
kidney stones
nephrotic and nephritic syndromes are what kind of syndromes?
glomerular
this syndrome causes protein to be leaked
nephrotic
what are the S/S of nephrotic syndrome?
hyperlipidemia
proteinuria
hypoalbuminemia
lipiduria
severe edema
this is a syndrome that leaks protein and RBS
nephritic syndrome
what are the S/S of the nephritic syndrome?
azotemia
hypertension
hematuria
this is an infection of the kidney of retrograde origin
pyelonephritis
post-streptococcal glomerulonephritis is what kind of injury?
type III immune injurt
most and least common pathway of Pyelonephritis
MC: ascening infection
LC: hematogenous dissemination
kidney stones may be associated with
hypercalemia
this is a thickening of the lumen of arterioles
atherosclerosis
what is associated with HYALINE atherosclerosis?
benign hypertension
diabetes melliuts