Final Exam Sf2 Flashcards

1
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Urogenital derives from

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Intermediate mesoderm

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2
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Stages of kidney development

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Pronephros- most immature form
Mesonephros- responsible of forming ducts
Metanephros- most mature form, adult

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3
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Metanephros

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Derived from caudal part of intermediate mesoderm
From renal blastema
Collecting system
Excretion system- renal vesicles to nephrons

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4
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Cloaca/urorectal septum

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Divides into dorsal and ventral
Dorsal- anorectal duct
Ventral- urogenital sinus

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5
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Urogenital sinus

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Vesicourethral duct-urinary bladder

Definitive urogenital sinus-urethra+prostate in male, urethra+caudal vagina+vaginal vestibule in females

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6
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Kidney excretory system

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Filters 2-300 liters /day
Reabsorbs, leaving 1-2 liters of urine/day
Maintains homeostasis by reabsorbtion
Endocrine excretion of renin+erythropoeitin

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7
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Shape and borders of kidney

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Bean-like
Lateral border-convex
Medial border-concave
Renal hilum/hilus- medial, all vessels come in/out
Urether caudal direction
Retroperitoneal space, no visceral peritoneum

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8
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Structure of kidney

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Renal cortex- lighter color, outermost

Renal medulla=innermost, darker color,renal pyramids

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9
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Renal lobule

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Renal cortex+renal pyramid

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10
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Renal papilla

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Apex of renal pyramids

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11
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Renal sinus

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Medial portion of kidney

Space that Contains vessels and urether

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12
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Renal pelvis

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Inside renal sinus

Wider proximal portion of ureter

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13
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Compound kidney

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Independent lobules
No fusion of renal cortex
No renal pelvis
In marine/primitive animals

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14
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Lobulated kidneys

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Partial diffusion of renal cortex
No renal pelvis
Always multilobar
Large ruminants/ox

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15
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Smooth kidneys

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Have pelvis

Fusion of renal cortex

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16
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Multilobar/multipapillar smooth kidney

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Individual renal pyramids

In pig and human

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17
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Unilobal/unipapillary smooth kidney

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No individual real pyramids
Renal crest surrounds pelvis
Carnivores, small ruminants, equines

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18
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Renal corpuscle

A

Glomerulus

Bowman’s capsule

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19
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Renal tubules

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PCT
Loop of Henley
DCT

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20
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Kidney vascularization

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Renal artery- from abdominal aorta
Arcuate arteries
Interlobar arteries
Afferent and efferent glomerular arteries
Renal vein drains into caudal vena cava
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21
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Kidney innervation

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Sympathetic innervation- celiac and cranial mesenteric plexus
Parasympathetic innervation- vagus N

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22
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Ligaments of urinary bladder

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Ventral/medial ligaments
Lateral ligaments
Round ligament

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23
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Ventral/medial ligament of urinary bladder

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Fix ventral surface to floor of abd.cavity/alba line

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24
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Lateral ligament of urinary bladder

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Fix bladder laterally to pelvic wall

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25
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Round ligament of urinary bladder

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Fix apex to umbillicus

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26
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Primitive sex cords

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Made by the genital ridge and arrival of primordial germ cells

27
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Male gonad evolution

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Primitive sex cords-> testicular cords->germ cells, Sertoli cells, leydig cells

28
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Female gonad evolution

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First generation of sex cords-> second generation of sex cords= follicles

29
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Gonad differentiation in males

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Mesonephros- efferent ducts
Mesonephric ducts- deferent ducts
Paramesonephric ducts- degenerates

30
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Gonad differentiation in females

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Mesonephros- degenerates
Mesonephric ducts- degenerates
Paramesonephric ducts- uterine tubes, uterus, vagina

31
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Hypospadia

A

Male uretra opens up in wrong place

32
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Seminiferous tubules

A

Structural and functional unit of testes

33
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Testis orientation in carnivores+equines

A

Caudate pole caudal

34
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Testes orientation in pigs

A

Caudate pole is dorsal

35
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Testes orientation in ruminants

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Caudate pole is ventral

36
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Efferent duct

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Duct of epididymis

Leading from testes to head and body of epididymis

37
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Testicular sinus/bursa

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Membrane connecting body of epididymis and testes

38
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Ligament of the testicle

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Connects tail of epididymis with testicle

39
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Ejaculatory duct

A

Where vesicular glands open up and fuses w deferent ducts
Before prostatic urethra
In equine+ruminants

40
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Vesicular gland

A

Paired gland
Most cranial
Absent in carnivores
Prespermatic fraction

41
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Prostate gland

A

Spermatic fraction

42
Q

Bulbourethral gland

A

Most caudal
Not in dogs
Prespermatic fraction

43
Q

Penis

A

2 cavernous bodies dorsally, covered by tunica albuginea and divided by median septum
Spongy body surrounding urethra

44
Q

Bulbospongious muscle

A

Ventrally to urethra

Controls amount of blood

45
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Internal pudendal artery

A

From internal iliac artery

Supplies pelvic urethra, accessory glands

46
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External pudendal artery

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From external iliac artery

Supplies scrotum, vaginal tunic, prepuce

47
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Testicular artery

A

Directly from abdominal artery

Supplies testicle, epididymis, deferent duct

48
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Innervation of penis and prepuce

A

Pudendal nerve

49
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Sympathetic innervation effects on penis

A

Retracts penis

50
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Parasympathetic innervation effects on penis

A

Erects penis

51
Q

Mesovarium

A

Part of broad ligament of the uterus

52
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Suspensory ligament of ovary

A

The first to encounter in surgery

Fix ovaries to ribs cranially

53
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Proper ligament of ovary

A

Caudal continuation
From uterine horn to near vulva
Through inguinal canal

54
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Vascularization of ovaries

A

Ovarian artery- direct from abdominal aorta

L ovarian vein drains into renal vein

55
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Ovarian bursa

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Sac covering ovary

Mesosalpinx+mesovarium

56
Q

Intercorneal ligament of ovary

A

Triangular ligament between tubes

57
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Mesometrium

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Biggest portion of broad ligament

Fix all to abdominal wall (body, neck, horns)

58
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Uterine artery

A

From internal iliac artery

External iliac artery in equines

59
Q

Mammary glands

A

Papillary portion- opens up to outside through papillary ducts and orifice
Only one orifice/teat in cow

60
Q

Vascularization of udder

A

External pudendal artery- from external iliac artery
Superficial epigastric vein-“milk vein”
Genitofemoral N+pudendal N to mammary glands

61
Q

Spleen

A

Left side
3rd cranial in abd. Cavity
Not protected by costal arch
Visceral surface=splenic hilum

62
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Ligaments of spleen

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Gastrosplenic ligament- connects to greater omentum
Renosplenic ligament- spleen to kidney
Phronocolic ligament- connects to diaphragm and colon

63
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Vascularization and innervation of spleen

A

Splenic artery+splenic vein->short gastric+L gastroepiploic

Splenic vein drains into portal vein