Block 4 - Uriniferous Tubule

Question 1

juxtamedullary nephrons are blank compared to cortical

Answer 1

longer (goes deeper)

Question 2

three parts of renal corpuscle

Answer 2

glomerulus, urinary space, outer lining membrane (bowmans corpuscle

Question 3

cell types of the glomerulus

Answer 3

podocytes, endothelial cells, mesangial cells

Question 4

podocytes are located in blank

Answer 4

bowmans capsule

Question 5

endothelial cells are around blank

Answer 5

capillaries

Question 6

kidney is the only place in the body that has blank epithelium without blank

Answer 6

fenestrated, diaphragms

Question 7

most deeply stained aciophilic tubules

Answer 7

proximal

Question 8

blank tubules often have blank that touch the surface of the inside of the membrane

Answer 8

distal

Question 9

defining feature of thin tubule

Answer 9

super thin simple squamous epithelium

Question 10

defining feature of collecting tubule

Answer 10

cell borders obvious

Question 11

proximal convoluted tubule can be identified by being in the blank

Answer 11

convoluted cortex

Question 12

medulla doesnt have blank tubules

Answer 12

convoluted

Question 13

inner medulla contains these

Answer 13

papillary ducts

Question 14

afferent arteriole has more blank than efferents

Answer 14

smooth muscle

Question 15

these form a cusion between the arterioles and the distal tubule

Answer 15

mesangial cells

Question 16

renin begins cascade which forms this

Answer 16

angiotensin 2

Question 17

easiest way to see if a section is through the renal CONVOLUTED cortex

Answer 17

presence of corpuscles

Question 18

three parts of loop of henle

Answer 18

proximal straight tubule (descending thick), thin tubule (descending/ascending thin limb), distal straight tubule (ascending thick)