Lecture 25: Urinary System Flashcards
retroperitoneal =
organs not suspended by mesentery
retroperitoneal =
organs not suspended by mesentery
homeostatic functions of kidneys:
1. correct balance of __, __, __, __ ions
2. assists in __ balance
3. regulates ___ by adjusting ___ volume
- Na, K, Cl, Ca
- pH
- blood pressure, blood
kidneys retain __ nutrients
valuable
kidneys excrete ___ wastes
examples
nitrogenous
(ex. urea, uric acid), toxins and drugs
filtrate (___) from kidneys passes to:
1. ___ for transfer down into ___
2. ___ retains urine until it is desirable to urinate
3. urine passes through body wall via the ___
urine
1. ureters
2. bladder
3. urethra
paired organs (___)
1. located posterior wall of ___ cavity
2. kidneys surrounded by ___
3. kidneys surrounded layer of ____
kidneys
1. abdominal
2. renal capsule
3. adipose tissue
outer most layer of kidney
renal cortex
inner most layer of kidney =
renal medulla
what makes up the renal pelvis
minor calyces > major calyces > renal pelvis
renal pelvis tapers to form the ___
ureter
ureters drain urine to ___
urinary bladder
renal hilus
1. entrance for ___ and ___ nerves
2. exit for ___, ___ vessels, ___
- arteries and ANS
- veins, lymphatic vessels, ureter
renal sinus =
fat filled depression around hilus
kidneys are “____” (lobes)
1. renal ___ + renal ___ + ___ calyx
segmented
1. pyramid, papilla, minor
“segments” (lobes) separated by renal ___
1. composed of ___ tissue
2. path for renal a/vs from __ to ___
columns
1. cortical
2. hilus to cortex
renal blood vessels:
1. renal artery (___ aorta)
a. segmental arteries > ___ arteriole
b. glomerular capillaries = ___
- glomerulus drained by…
a. ___ arteriole
b. filtrate passes to peritubular ___
c. this portal system reclaims H2O from ___ - kidney drained by…
a. peritubular capillaries ultimately drain to renal ___
b. renal veins > ___ > heart
- abdominal
a. afferent
b. glomerulus
2a. efferent
2b. capillaries
2c. loop of Henle
3a. veins
3b. inferior vena cava
what is the functional unit of the kidney
nephron
renal corpuscle consists of:
1. ___ capsule
2. ___ arteriole (oncoming blood from renal artery)
3. ___ arteriole (outgoing blood)
4. glomerular capillary bed (____)
- glomerular
- afferent
- efferent
- glomerulus
what cells cover the glomerulus
podocytes
podocytes are critical to ___ function
nephron
proximal convoluted tubule:
1. collects filtrate from ___ space
2. reclamation of some water, all ___ nutrient
- capsular
- organic
loop of Henle
1. loop travels down to ___ > back to ___
2. reclamation of __, ___, ___
- medulla, cortex
- sodium, chloride, water
distal convoluted tubule:
1. secretion of __ and __
drugs and toxins
collecting duct:
1. gathers the filtrate from many ___
2. further reclamation of ___
3. collecting ducts combine to form renal ___
1.distal convoluted tubule
2. water
3. papilla
urine from papilla > ___ > renal pelvis > ___
calyces, ureter
what transfer urine from renal pelvis to urinary bladder
ureters
ureters are in a ___ location
retroperitoneal
what muscle composes the bladder
detrusor muscle
shape/location of bladder varies with volume of what
urine
urinary bladder retroperitoneal location =
posterior to pubic symphysis
- anterior to rectum = males
- anterior to uterus = females
what is the trigone
composed of?
a triangle in the bladder
composed of 2 ureteral openings and 1 urethral opening
urethra drains through the floor of the bladder aka
internal urethral sphincter
- urethra transfers urine from the __ to outside the __
- passes through pelvic diaphragm aka __
- bladder, body
- external urethral sphincter
what are the 3 regions of the urethra in males
prostatic (passes through prostate gland)
membranous (ext. urethral sphincter)
penile (corpus spongiosum)
urethra is relatively __ in females
1. ___ more readily colonize bladder, ureters, kidneys
= __
short
1. bacteria = UTI = urinary tract infection
urogenital system =
urinary + reproductive system
urine is __-__% water, clear-yellow, sterile, pH ___
93-97%, 4.5-8
urinalysis =
physical and chemical assessment of urine
pyelogram =
X-ray image of kidneys
nephrolithiasis =
renal calculi (kidney stones)
- Ca/Mg salts, uric acid crystals > blockage of ureters
diuretics =
drugs that promote fluid loss in the urine
hematuria =
blood loss in urine
proteinuria =
protein loss in urine
dysuria =
painful urination