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Lecture 31 3/26/24 Flashcards

1
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What are the functions of the urinary tract?

A

-water and electrolyte homeostasis
-excretion of wastes
-acid-base balance
-production of hormones

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2
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What are the anatomical components of the kidney?

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-capsule
-cortex
-medulla
-papillae
-pelvis
-hilus

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3
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What are the two divisions of the renal cortex?

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-pars convoluta
-pars radiata

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4
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What is a lobe?

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cortex and medulla with 1 pyramid

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5
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What is a lobule?

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medullary ray with associated nephrons

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6
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What is a medullary ray?

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-collecting ducts
-thick ascending limbs of Loop of Henle
-straight portions of proximal tubules

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7
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What are the characteristics of canine kidneys?

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-unipapillary
-smooth cortex

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8
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What are the characteristics of equine kidneys?

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-unipapillary
-2 pelvic recesses
-smooth cortex
-right kidney is heart-shaped

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9
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What are the characteristics of feline kidneys?

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-unipapillary
-prominent subcapsular veins
-yellow cortex

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10
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What are the characteristics of porcine kidneys?

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-multipapillary
-pelvis divides into 2 major calyces

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11
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What are the characteristics of bovine kidneys?

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-multipapillary
-multilobulated cortex
-no true renal pelvis

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12
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What are the characteristics of avian kidneys?

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-multilobulated
-lack discrete papillae
-hidden in deep recess along dorsal musculature
-no renal pelvis or urinary bladder

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13
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Where do the ureters leave the kidney?

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at the hilus

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14
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What is the trigone?

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ureteral orifices + internal urethral meatus

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15
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Where is the apex?

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cranially located, opposite the urethral meatus

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16
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What percent of cardiac output makes up renal blood flow?

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25%

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17
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What are the characteristics of the nephron?

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-functional unit of kidney
-glomerular compartment and tubular compartment

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18
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What is the role of the interstitium?

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bring reabsorbed molecules back to systemic circulation

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19
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What is the role of the vasculature?

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maintain hemodynamic homeostasis

20
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What are the characteristics of the embryologic development of the kidney?

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-form from mesoderm
-3 sets of kidneys originally develop
-pronephros and mesonephros atrophy
-metanephros develops into permanent kidney

21
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What are the components of the metanephros?

A

-metanephric blastema
-ureteric bud

22
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What are the characteristics of the ureteric bud?

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-divide via branching morphogenesis
-gives rise to collecting duct and connecting tubules

23
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What is required for the formation of the normal nephron?

A

interaction between ureteric bud and metanephric blastema

24
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What are the renal pelvis and ureters derived from?

A

ureteric bud

25
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What is the role of the urorectal septum?

A

grows and separates cloaca into 2 compartments

26
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What are the two compartments that the cloaca is divided into?

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-urogenital sinus: gives rise to urinary bladder and urethra
-anorectal canal: gives rise to rectum and anus

27
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What is the emptying pathway of the nephron?

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-glomerulus and long tubule empty into duct
-duct empties into pelvis

28
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How do cortical and juxtamedullary nephrons differ?

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-cortical nephrons have the bulk of tubules in the renal cortex
-juxtamedullary nephrons are more-so in the medulla

29
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What is the order of the nephron?

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-glomerulus
-Bowman’s space
-proximal convoluted tubule
-straight portion of proximal tubule
-Loop of Henle descending limb
-LOH ascending thin limb
-LOH ascending thick limb
-distal convoluted tubule
-connecting tubule
-cortical collecting duct
-medullary collecting duct
-papillary duct

30
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What components of the nephron are in the cortex?

A

-renal corpuscles
-proximal tubules
-distal tubules
-collecting ducts

31
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Which components of the nephron are in the medulla?

A

-Loops of Henle
-collecting ducts
-vasa recta

32
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What are the steps of urine formation?

A

-ultrafiltrate passes from glomerular capillary into Bowman’s space
-filtrate passes from Bowman’s space into renal tubules
-renal tubules empty into renal pelvis
-renal pelvis empties into ureter, which leads to urinary bladder

33
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What percent of the ultrafiltrate is reabsorbed?

A

98%

34
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Which substances make up the tubular secretions?

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-K+
-H+
-NH4+
-bile salts
-drug metabolites

35
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What is the function of the renal corpuscle?

A

filters blood to form urinary ultrafiltrate

36
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What are the main parts of the renal corpuscle?

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-glomerulus
-Bowman’s capsule

37
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Which cells are present within the renal corpuscle?

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-podocytes
-squamous cells
-endothelial cells
-mesangial cells

38
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What are the characteristics of the blood-urine barrier?

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-blood is selectively filtered across glomerular filtration barrier to create ultrafiltrate of plasma
-driven by hydrostatic and oncotic pressure
-filtration impacted by molecular charge, size, and concentration

39
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What are the three parts of the blood-urine barrier?

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-endothelium of glomerular capillary
-glomerular basement membrane
-podocytes

40
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What are the characteristics of glomerular endothelial cells?

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-fenestrated
-covered by glycocalyx
-1-2 nuclei per capillary loop
-viability requires VEGF

41
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What are the characteristics of the glomerular basement membrane?

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-trilaminar
-thickens with age
-comprised of type 4 collagen and glycosaminoglycans
-neg. charge
-smooth contour

42
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What are the characteristics of podocytes?

A

-terminally differentiated epithelial cells
-maintain structure and function of glomerulus
-interdigitating foot processes attach to GBM
-apical cell membrane is neg. charged
-produce VEGF for endothelial cell health

43
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What are the characteristics of mesangial cells?

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-maintain structural integrity of glomerular tuft
-can replicate
-modifies glomerular perfusion
-synthesizes and breaks down ECM
-produces and secretes cytokines
-some phagocytic properties

44
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What are the characteristics of the proximal tubules?

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-in cortex only
-begin at urinary pole of renal corpuscle
-convoluted and straight portions
-lined by single layer of cuboidal tubular epithelial cells
-abundant eosinophilic cytoplasm
-absorptive
-high energy demand/lots of mitochondria
-activates vit. D

45
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Which species has lipid vacuoles in the proximal tubules?

A

cats

46
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What are the main components of proximal tubules?

A

-microvilli
-basal striations
-mitochondria

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