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Renal Histology: Kidney and Urinary Tract Flashcards

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kidney function

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regulate volume and composition of body fluids

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stroma

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thin capsule of collagen fibers
interstitial connective tissue
reticular fibers

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parenchyma

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epithelial cells in tubules

drain to renal pelvis

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renal pelvis

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expansion of proximal ureter
supported in bed of fat
lie within renal sinus

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renal sinus

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aka hilum
central cavity opening medially
passing through:
-renal pelvis
-nerves
-vessels
-lymphatics
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minor calyx

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renal papilla empty to minor calyx
become major calyx when join with other minor calyx

empty into renal pelvis

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renal columns of bertin

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cortex that extends down to medulla between pyramids

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renal lobe

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consists of one medullary pyramid and its overlying cortex

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corpuscle = ?

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body

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nephron

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functional unit of kidney
subdivides to:
-renal corpuscle w/ bowmans capsule
-secretory tubule

nephron empties to collecting duct

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bowmans capsule

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double walled epithelium

  • parietal epithelium (outer)
  • visceral epithelium (on top of capillary)
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parietal epithelium of bowmans capsule

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squamous outer wall

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visceral epithelium of bowmans capsule

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reflected tubular epithelium (podocytes)

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podocytes

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modified epithelium cells

visceral epithelium

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bowmans space

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urinary space
between parietal and visceral layers
-receives the glomerular filtrate

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glomerulus

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tuft of capillaries that indent bowmans capsule

-vascular and urinary poles

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cells of renal corpuscle

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endothleial cells of capillaries
mesangial cells (and matrix)
podocytes
squamous cells of parietal epithelium
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arterioles

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arterioles have smooth muscle

  • within corpuscle we have capillary
  • no smooth muscle in corpuscle
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glomerular filtration barrier

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endothelial cell and epithelial cell (podocyte)

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endothelial cell of GFB

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produce sialic acid-rich glycocalyx

-fenestrated that lack diaphragms

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epithelial cell of GFB

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aka podocytes
produce sialic acid-rich glycocalyx
-trabeculae and foot processes (pedicels) interdigitate with one another to form filtration slits (closed by diaphragms)

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structure of GFB?

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trilaminar
lamina rara externa - produced by podocytes
lamina densa - central layer
lamina rara interna - produced by capillaries

primary barrier to filtration

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what is GFB made of

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rich in heparin-sulfate, chondroitin-sulfate, hyaluronic acid, and dermatain sulfate

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lamina densa

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lots of collagen type IV (globular)

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GFB function?

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barrier to both size and charge

type IV collagen in lamina densa size barrier
proteoglycans (heparine sulfate) is barrier to charge

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LRI and LRE

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composed of:
laminin - connect to basement membrane
heparan sulfate and hyaluronic acid - polyanionic charge barrier

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reptation

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snakelike motion of large protein through barrier

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most filtered molecules restricted at?

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LRI
69000 MW don’t pass

larger - albumin and other plasma proteins
-shouldn’t see albumin in urine

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charge filtration?

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strongly anionic filtration barrier
-due to heparin sulfate proteoglycan in LRI and LRE

cations pass more readily

net electrical charge determines
-degree of hydration, rigidity, electrophysical interactions

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uriniferous tubules

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stellate lumen
fuzzy microvilli border
acidophilic (mitochondria)

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PCT?

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proximal convoluted tubule
-in cortex forms at urinary pole
reabsorption** 70-80% of ultrafiltrate
-water, salt, amino acids, glucose, proteins

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cells in PCT?

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cuboidal cells
dense microvillus border
numerous basolateral interdigitations
abundant mitochondria

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staining?

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PCT dark

DCT paler

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PST

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proximal straight tubule
in cortex and medulla

reabsorbs glomerular filtrate

shorter cells
microvilli less developed
fewer infoldings
run in medullary ray from cortex to medulla

narrow into loop of henle

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loop of henle

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in medulla
-establishes hypertonic medullary interstitium

ascending limb - pumps NaCl

site of countercurrent multiplier

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morphology of loop of henle

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thin limbs

  • simple squamous epithelium
  • narrow lumen
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descending loop of henle?

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water and ions diffuse freely

-water out, urea in

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ascending loop of henle?

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impermeable to water (lack of aquaporin)

NaCl pumped actively to medulla

-creates osmotic pressure drawing water into medullary space

39
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countercurrent multiplier

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in loop of henle

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distal straight tubule

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continuous with ascending loop of henle

  • impermeable to water
  • transports ions from lumen to interstitium
  • gradient kept by slow flow of vasa recta
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morphology of DST

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cuboidal epithelium
-basolateral interdigitations

round smooth lumen
apically placed nuclei

numerous mitochondria

paler than PCT

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DCT

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only in cortex**

  • returns to renal corpuscle of origin
  • shorter than PCT

under influence of aldosterone

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DCT function

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under influence of aldosterone

  • reabsorb Na
  • secrete K
  • reabsorb bicarbonate (secrete H)
  • secrete ammonia
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morphology of DCT

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simple cuboidal epithelium with basolateral interdigitations

round smooth lumen
paler stain than PCT
numerous mitochondria

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juxtaglomerular apparatus

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regulates body salt and water balance
-distal tubule plus afferent arteriole

distal tubule - monitors salt levels
afferent arteriole - monitors blood pressure

releases renin when levels are low

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cell types of juxtaglomerular appartus

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afferent arteriole
macula densa of distal tubule
extraglomerular mesangial cells

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juxtaglomerular cells

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modified smooth muscle of afferent arteriole

-secrete enzyme renin

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macula densa of distal tubule

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closely packed cells of DCT adjacent to afferent arteriole
-monitor Na+ concentration in tubule and regulate filtration rate

stimulate renin release from JG cells
stimulate contraction of afferent arteriole smooth muscle

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renin

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angiotensinogase

secreted by JG celIs

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extraglomerular mesangial cells

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aka cells of lacis or cells of polkisson

fusiform/flat cells that provide support

other functions unclear

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collecting duct

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receive urine from several nephrons
duct runs in center of medullary ray toward medulla

initially cuboidal, then columnar

lumen increases in width distally

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medullary portion of collecting duct

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site of concentration of urine

H2O lost to increasingly hypertonic medullary interstitium

ADH makes duct more permeable to water

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action of ADH

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makes collecting duct more permeability to water

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medullary tissue

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no glomeruli

-only in cortex

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ducts of bellini?

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combination of collecting ducts in medulla

open at area cribosa of papilla

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cells of collecting duct?

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light cells - principle cells

dark cells - intercalated cells

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light cells

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principle cells
in collecting duct
-involved in releasing water from tubule (through aquaporin channels)

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dark cells

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intercalated cells
in collecting duct
-alpha and beta

involved in controlling acid/base balance of urine

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alpha dark cells?

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secrete H+

60
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beta dark cells?

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secrete HCO3-

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renal interstitium cells?

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surrounding collecting duct:

  • principal type I - produce vasodilators
  • type II - phagocytic
  • type III - function unknown
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leukotriene

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arachidonic acid derivative

vasoconstrictor made in glomerulus

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prostaglandins

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arachidonic acid derivative

vasodilator made in type I cells of collecting duct

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what controls glomerular blood flow?

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leukotrienes and prostaglandins

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renal columns of bertin

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cortex that extends into medulla between adjacent pyraminds

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medullary rays

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areas of medulla that go out to cortex

-loop of henle, PSTs, DSTs, central collecting duct

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extension of cortex into medulla

A 
renal corpuscles
PCTs, DCTs
loops of henle
associated PSTs, DSTs
central collecting duct
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renal lobule

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found only in cortex
-surround collecting duct and medullary ray

include:

  • medullary ray
  • labyrinth surrounding ray
  • renal corpuscles
  • PCT and DCT

bordered by interlobar arteries

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interlobar arteries

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supply renal corpuscle of renal lobule

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renal vasculature?

A 
aorta
renal artery
segmental artery
interlobar artery
arcuate artery
interlobular artery
afferent arteriole
glomerulus
efferent arteriole
vasa recta OR peritubular capillaries
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interlobar artery

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between pyramids

72
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arcuate artery

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arches over base of pyramid

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interlobular artery

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from arcuate branches to capsule

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vasa recta

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in renal columns of medulla

descend into medulla and parallel loops of henle
loop and return to corticomedullary boundary
bypass interlobular veins

drain directly into arcuate veins**

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peritubular capillary

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in renal cortex

drain into interlobular veins**
then into arcuate veins

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arcuate veins

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drain to segmental veins

77
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venous drainage of renal?

A 
arcuate vein
interlobar vein
segmental vein
renal vein
inferior vena cava
78
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outflow tract of urinary drainage

A

renal pelvis (minor and major calyx)
ureters
urinary bladder
urethra

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layers of outflow tract?

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mucosa - transitional epithelium and lamina propria

muscularis - inner long / outer circular

adventitia - attaches organs to surrounding structure

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transitional epithelium

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stratified epithelium

  • surface umbrella cells
  • bulge to lumen in relaxed state
  • stretch and flatten
  • joined by tight barrier
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cells of calyx?

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lined with transitional epithelium (2 or 3 thick)

also have lamina propria and some muscle fibers
-compress papilla to eject urine

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ureter

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stellatee, flattened lumen

mucosa - transitional epithlieum, dense lamina propria

muscularis - inner long / outer circular, thick and organized

adventitia - serosa is peritonealized (on ventrla surface)**

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vesico-ureteric junction

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ureter pierces bladder wall obliquely

  • filling of bladder with urine compresses ureter within bladder wall
  • creates pseudovalve
  • prevents backflow
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cells of urinary bladder

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mucosa - transitional epithelium (6-8 thick)

muscularis - very thick (detrusor muscle)

connective tissue septa - nerve and vessels (PS ganglia)

85
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detrusor muscle

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muscularis in urinary bladder

interlace bundles of smooth muscle spiral around intramural ureter at micturition

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internal sphincter of smooth muscle

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opens when detrusor contracts

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bladder

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covered by peritoneum

-other surfaces adventitia attaches to pelvic wall via pelvic ligaments

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urethra

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stellate lumen, highly folded, high in elastin

-transitional epithlium that changes to pseudostratified and then to stratified squamous epithelium at external orifice

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female urethra

A

also surrounded by venous plexus

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male urethra

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prostatic - passes through prostate gland

membranous - surrounde by skeletal muscle
-urogenital diaphragm

penile - runs through corpus sponginosum

  • cylindrical body of vascular lacunae
  • venous plexus enclosed by CT capsule

MSS - Renal Exam 1 (8 decks)

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