Histo and EKG Renal Flashcards by Diana Padilla

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Kidney

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Proximal Convoluted Tubule

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Mesangial cell in mesangial matrix

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Podocytes

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Filtration slit diaphragm, pedicels, basal lamina

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peritubular capillaries

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macula densa cells

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endothelial cell nuclei

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collecting tubule

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What is this structure?

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Ureter

1) Lumen
2) Transitional epithelium
3) smooth muscle
4) lamina propria
5) adventitia

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This is in the urinary bladder

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Plaques above urothelium

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kidney

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capsule (adventitia)

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Top left circled area - extraglomerular mesangial cells

Vascular pool is indicated area

Cells on outside of mesangial matrix are podocytes

Cells on inside of mesangial matrix are intraglolumerular mesangial P

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Circled area are medullary rays

To the left is the cortical labyrnth which has corpuscles and convoluted portions of tubules

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proximal toward bottom (3) - fuzzy

distal towards top - more defined

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collecting ducts

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this is where the true transitional epithelium begins

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MINOR CALYX

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medullary rays

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arcuate artery and vein

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vasa recta

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ureter ILOC

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transitional epithelium of ureter

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Inner longitudinal and outer circular muscles of ureter

urothelium of urinary bladder

urinary bladder

Muscularis on left, LP on right, urothelium on far right

simple squamous layer - mesothelium/ serosa of urinary bladder on superior aspect where meets the peritoneum

male urethra - highly vascular corpus spongiosum just outside

stratified squamous at the end of the male urethra

female ureter

j point st elevation

NSTEMI - ST depression

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