Anatomy Flashcards
for transplant, what kidney is the first choice and why
left kidney as it has a longer renal vein
one of the renal veins recieves additional veins, what are these and what renal vein do they drain into
left renal vein recieves two additional veins - left gonadal and left suprarenal
what forms the glomerular filtration barrier
podocytes
basement membrane
fenestrated capillary endothelium
horseshoe kidney stays lower in the abdomen as it becomes blocked by what artery
when it is ascending from the pelvis it gets stuck under the inferior mesenteric artery
describe the course of the ureters
arise from renal pelvis -> travel under the gonadal arteries -> over common illiac artery -> under uterine artery/ vas deferens
water (ureters) flow over the illiacs and under the bridge (uterine artery / vas deferencs)
under over under
are the ureters intro or retroperitoneal
retroperitoneal
what important structure does the ureters cross over
common illiac artery
what important structure does the ureters pass under
gonadal arteries, uterine artery and vas deferens
in females what is the venous drainage of the bladder
vesicouterine venous plexus
in males what is the venous drainage of the bladder
vesicoprostatic venous plexus
PARASYMPATHETIC NERVE SUPPLY TO THE BLADDER
pelvic splanchnic nerves
sympathetic nerve supply to the bladder
L1 and L2 via hypogastric nerve plexus
lymphatic drainage of the bladder
internal and external inguinal lymph nodes
urine Na and osmolality if pre renal
Urine Na < 20
Urine osmolality > 500
urine Na and osmolality if renal tubular acidosis
urine Na > 40
urine osmolality < 350