Urinary Flashcards
What is the development of the urinary system tied to?
The development of the reproductive system
Where does the formation of the gonads happen?
Close to the posterior abdominal wall
*They are large and indifferent gonads (testi or ovary)
What is besides the gonad?
A ridge of tissue that will develop in 3 parts
1. Pro-nephros
2. Meso-nephros
3. Meta-nephros
What are the first primitive kidneys?
Pro-nephros (highest on the abdominal wall)
What shoots off of the meta-nephros?
meta-nephric blastema
*will develop its own set of tissues
Where does the grown-up kidneys grow from?
Meta-nephric blastema
Where does the meta-neprhic blastema originate from?
Meta-nephros
*which is low in the abdominal cavity and needs to migrate up higher
What happens as the meta-nephric blastema migrates upwards?
- The meta-neprhic tubule will drag along with it
*becomes a ureter
What does the meta-nephric tubule attach to?
Attaches to the metanephros (will become the urinary bladder)
What happens to the metanephros that is not attached to the reproductive parts?
- The indifferent gonad will develop into testis
- The duct components will connect to the testis and will become vas deferens
Where will the testis move to?
- Move to the scortum by moving downward THEN
- The gubernaculum will pull the gonad down UNTIL
- It gets to the inguinal canal created by rolling up the inferior fibers of the anterior wall musculature
What is the wolffian ducts?
The vas deferens
What does the developing metanephros fuse together to create?
Will create a cloaca type structure
What is a cloaca?
Hole that shares pee and poop
*Transitionary structure in embryos
What does the cloaca eventually become?
- Urinary bladder
- Rectum
Why does the right kidney sit lower?
Bc of the liver
What is the most dorsal aspect of the body?
The kidneys
*vulnerable to impact
How many fat pads do the kidneys have?
Two
1. Para
2. Peri
How much of the cardiac output do the kidneys receive?
25%
What type of epithelium does the bladder have?
Transitional epithelium
*changes histological appearance whether the bladder is full or empty
Type of cells when the bladder is full?
Stratified squamous (flat)
Types of cells when the bladder is empty?
rounded
How does urine move from the kidneys to the bladder?
By peristalsis
*longitudinal and circular musculature that lines the ureter
What type of valve is in the ureter?
Spiral valve that allows urine to come in (tonic)