Lab 7 Flashcards
Name the structure
Name the structure
- Cortex 2. Medulla
Name the structure
- Renal capsule 2. Renal pyramids 3. Renal columns
Name the structure
Renal papilla
Name the structure
Renal sinus
Name the structure
- Glomerular capsule 2. Proximal convoluted tubule 3. Nephron loop
Name the structure
- Descending nephron loop 2. Ascending nephron loop
Name the structure
- Distal convoluted tubule 2. Collecting duct
Name the structure
- Renal pelvis 2. Renal sinus
Name the structure
- Minor calyx 2. Major calyx
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- Juxtaglomerular apparatus 2. Podocytes
Name the structure
- Renal corpuscle 2. Glomerulus 3. Afferent arteriole 4. Efferent arteriole
Name the structure
Vasa recta
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- Adrenal artery 2. Adrenal vein
Name the structure
- Renal artery 2. Renal vein
Name the structure
- Segmental artery 2. Interlobar artery 3. Arcuate artery 4. Interlobular artery
Name the structure
- Interlobular vein 2. Arcuate vein 3. Interlobar vein
Name the structure
- Openings of ureters 2. Openings of urethra 3. Trigone
Name the structure
Male urethra
Name the structure
Female urethra
Name the structure
Perirenal fat
Name the structure
- Renal capsule 2. Ureters
Name the structure
- Renal cortex 2. Renal medulla
Name the structure
- Renal pyramids 2. Renal columns
Name the structure
- Renal capsule 2. Cortex
Name the structure
- Glomerulus 2. Glomerular capsule
Name the structure
- Proximal convoluted tubule
Name the structure
Distal convoluted tubule
What does ADH do?
define
anti diuretic hormone
a hormone that increases water retention in the kidneys by making the distal convoluted tubule and collecting duct more permeable to water
H20 from urine to blood
What does aldosterone do?
define
a hormone that stimulates the reabsorption of NA2+ ions and the secretion of K+ ions by the kidney
Na2+ from urine to blood
What happened with the hypotonic person Blood vol Blood con Urine output SG Hormones
Blood vol = increase Blood con = decrease Urine output = increase SG = decrease Hormones = ADH decrease, aldestorne = increase
What happened with the hypertonic person Blood vol Blood con Urine output SG Hormones
Blood vol - Blood con = increase Urine output = decrease SG = increase Hormones = ADH -increasing, aldestorne = decrease
Define specific gravity of urine?
determining the concentration of solutes in urine by comparing the urines density to that of pure water
Which test subject had the lowest specific gravity of urine
hypotonic
which test subject had the highest amount of ADH?
hypertonic
Which test subject produced urine with the highest specific gravity?
hypertonic
which test subject had the highest production of aldosterone?
hypotonic