Anatomy Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
Q

Spinal area of kidneys

A

Beween T11-L3 at CVA

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2
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3 outside layers of kidney

A

RF - Renal fascia
AC - Adipose Capsule
RC - Renal Capsule

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3
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Internal kidney structural pathway

A

C-CMP-CP

Cortex, column, medulla, papillae, calyces, pelvis

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4
Q

Afferent arteries go which way?

A

Approach

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5
Q

Efferent arteris go which way?

A

Exit

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6
Q

BF in

A

Aorta, Renal artery, Seg arteries
Inter-Lobar, Arcuate, Inter-lobular
Aff - glom

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7
Q

BF out

A
Eff
Peritubular caps and/or vasa recta
inter-lobular, arcuate, inter-lobar
Seg veins, Renal vein
IVC
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8
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Innervation of - aff/eff

A

Superior mesenteric ganglion

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9
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Innervation of - BF, filtration, urine formation

A

Sympathetic fibers

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10
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Kidney Fx’s (B-HIP-GOV)

A
BP, 
Excretion
Hormones, 
Ions, 
pH, 
GLU, 
Osmo, 
Volume,
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11
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Important Ions of kidney reg

A

Na, Cl
K, PO4
Ca

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12
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What decreases ADH release in an effort to control blood volume?

A

L-atria distention

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13
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What stimulates ADH to increase volume?

A

Increase plasma oncotic pressure

Exercise

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14
Q

RAAS pathway?

A
Renin
Ang-gen (Liver)
ANG I (Lung/Kidney)
ACE > ANG II (more vol/bp)
Aldosterone (adrenal cortex) - H20/Na retention. (k excreted)
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15
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Normal Osmo

A

300mol/L

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16
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Hormone produced by kidney?

A
  1. Calcitrol (Active Vit-D) - Ca/PO4 reg

2. EPO

17
Q

What glucose producing process is performed at the kidney?

A

Gluconeogensis

18
Q

By-product of Amino acids and nucleic acid?

A

AA - ammonia and urea

Nucleic Acid - Uric acid

19
Q

Glom filtration membrane is composed of?

A

GBS
G- Glom Endoth-fenestrations (No cells)
B- Basal Lamina (No Lrg proteins)
S- Slit membrane (Pedicles) (No med)

20
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Fluid in capsular space is called?

A

Glomerular filtrate

21
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What percentage of fluid enters the capsular space?

22
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How much blood flow is processed through?

23
Q

GFR per day?

24
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3 main pressures of G. Filtration?

A

GBHP- Glom bld hydrostatic - 55mmHg (Promotes)
CHP- Capsular Hydrostatic - 15mmHg (Opposes)
BCOP- Bld Colloid osmotic - 30mmHg (Opposes)

25
Total normal net filtration pressure of
10mmHg in
26
How much fluid does the tubules reabsorb?
90 percent
27
What area does secretion occur in the tubules?
DCT
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PCT purpose and quan of reabsorbtion?
80 percent | Active/passive absorption
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LOH of purpose?
H2O/Salt conservation
30
Net volume of Urine per day produced?
1-1.5L
31
Bladder normal size?
700-800ml
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3 wall layers of the bladder?
Mucosa - Rugae, transitional EPI's Muscularis - Detrusor Mus (3 layers, In, Mid (circ), Out) Serosa or adventia (posterior/inferior along ureters)