GU/Renal Flashcards

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Paramesonephric Ducts makes up what part of the vagina?

A

1/3 of the upper vagina

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Urogenital sinus makes up what part of the vagina?

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Lower 1/3 of vagina

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SRY gene
- Where is it located?
- Purpose?

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SRY located on the Y Chromosome
- Helps male gonads secrete testosterone from leydig cells & Mullerian inhibitory factor from Sertoli Cells

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4
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Genital Tubercle gives rise to?

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Glans Penis (Male)
Glans clitoris (Female)

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Urogenital Folds gives rise to?

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Ventral Aspect of Penis (Males)
Labia Minora (Females)

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Labioscrotal swellings

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Scrotum (Males)
Labia Majora (Females)

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In Males the urogenital sinus gives rise to:

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Bladder, urethra, prostate and bulbourethral glands

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Females urogenital sinus gives rise to

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Bladder, urethra, lower 2/3 of vagina and bartholion glands

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9
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What do these males structures relate to in female structures?:

Male:
1. Glans Penis
2. Foreskin
3. Penile Shaft
4. Scrotum
5. Testes
6. Prostate Gland
7. Cowper’s Glands

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Female:
1. Glans clitoris
2. Clitoral Hood
3. Labia Minora
4. Labia Majora
5. Ovaries
6. Skerie’s Ducts
7. Bartholin Glands

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Wilm’s Tumor
*What?
*What syndrome is it associated with?
*What is the underlying problem?
*Genetics
*Presents with?
*What type of capsule is the tumor surrounded by?
*Histology

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*What?: Most common renal malignancy in children

*Associated w/: WAGR syndrome
- W: Wilm’s Tumor
- A: Aniridia (absence of iris)
- G: GU Anomalies
- R: Retardation (intellecutal diasbility)

*Underlying problem: abnormal renal development which leads to the proliferation of the metanephric blastema without normal tubular and glomerular differentiation

*Genetics: WT1 gene, p53 gene, FWT1 & FWT2 gene

*Presents with: cysts, hemorrhage, and necrosis, abdominal mass, abdominal pain, fever & hematuria, hypertension

*Tumor is surrounded by: pseudocapsule

*Histology: triphasic pattern, consists of tubules, solid sheet of small round cells, and stroma

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During renal development, what produces a structure that then signals the original structures further development?

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The metanephros forms around 5th week of gestation and forms the metanephrogenic mesoderm and ureteric bud. The ureteric bud beings to develop & signals the metanephros to begin renal tubule development

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