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Urinary Flashcards

1
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Micturition/urination

A

Process of eliminating urine

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2
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How does urinary system stabilize blood pH

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Controls loss of H+ and bicarbonate

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3
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Which ribs are the kidneys found near

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11th and 12th
“Barely protected”

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4
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Function of renal lobule

A

Produce urine

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5
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When is the waste in the urinary tract called urine

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When it reaches renal pelvis
After it passes minor calyx

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6
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Basic unit of a kidney

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Nephron

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7
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Function of nephron

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Produce urine

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8
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Cortical nephrons

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Nephrons that have loop of henles mostly in the renal cortex

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9
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What is a juxtamedullary nephron

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Nepohrons that have loops that extend mostly into renal pyramids

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10
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Where do nephrons start

A

Renal corpuscle

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11
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Function of glomerulus

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Filters fluid and solutes from blood into capsule

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12
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Filtrate description

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Protein and cell free solution

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13
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Renal corpuscle is for production of filtrate true/false

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True

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14
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Proximal convoluted tubule function

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For water & solute reabsorption

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15
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What substances are secreted into filtrate by tubule system

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Ions, acids, drugs, & toxins

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16
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Where does tubule system release secretions into filtrate via hormones

A

Distal convoluted tubule

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17
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Most common nephrons in the kidneys

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Cortical nephrons

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18
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Podocytes

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Cells in glomerulus capsule that act as filtration slits

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19
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Filtration slits

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Narrow gaps between adjacent pedocytes

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20
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Juxtaglomerular complex

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Structure containing macula densa and juxtaglomerular cells

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21
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Macula densa

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Cells that line distal convoluted tubule

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22
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Function of mesangual cells

A

Control diameter and rate of capillary blood flow,

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23
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Which tube is important solutes reabsorbed from filtrate

A

Proximal convoluted tubule

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24
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Organc nitrogenous waste products

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Urea, creatinine, and uric acid, ammonia

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25
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What causes fatal dehydration from urinary system

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Failure to concentrate filtrate in glomerular filtration

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26
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Where does active secretion occur in nephron

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Distal convoluted tubule

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27
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Examples of substances that act as cotransporter

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Glucose and sodium together

28
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Renal threshold

A

Plasma concentration a specific compound or ion begins to appear in urine

29
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Where do substances reabsorbed from filtrate go

A

Vasa recta or peritubular capillaries

30
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How is small proteins reabsorbed at the distal convoluted tubule

A

Pinocytosis

31
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Relationship of capillary hydrostatic pressure and glomerular hydrostatic pressure

A

Capillary hydrostatic pressure opposes glomerular hydrostatic pressure
-like BCOP

32
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Glomerular filtration rate

A

The amount of filtrate kidneys produce each minute

33
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What is creatinine clearance test

A

Examines how well the kidney is filtering the blood by estimating GFR

34
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How is glomerular filtration rate maintained

A

Autoregulation, hormonal, and autonomic regulation

35
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Countercurrent

A

One end is concentrating filtrate (medulla) another end is diluting it (cortex)

36
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Benefits of countercurrent multiplication

A
  1. Efficiently reabsorbs solute and water
  2. Establish concentration gradient
37
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Less ADH effect on water excretion

A

Increase loss of water

38
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More ADH effect on water excretion

A

Less water loss

39
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Diuresis

A

Elimination of urine

40
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Pyuria

A

Excretion of excess of WBC

41
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What action moves urine

A

Peristalsis

42
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Where does peristalsis begin in urinary system

A

Renal pelvis

43
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Capacity of bladder (average)

A

1L of urine

44
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What holds bladder in place

A

Ligaments

45
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Incontinence

A

Inability to control urination

46
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Location of EPO and renin production

A

Juxtaglomerular complex/apparatus

47
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How much filtrate is made in a day

A

180L or 48 gallons

48
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How much filtrate is reabsorbed

A

98%

49
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Filtrate components

A

Water, glucose, amino acids, nitrogenous waste.

50
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Glomerular filtration rate

A

Rate at which you make filtrate

51
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Anuria

A

Condition of not making enough urine

52
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Average glomerular filtration rate

A

120-125mL per minute

53
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2 ways to control filtration?

A

Control vasomotor regulation, and or mesangial cells

54
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Symport

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When 2 substances transport together through cells

55
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Antiport

A

When 2 substances transport opposite of each other through a cell

56
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Which tubes function in obligatory water reabsorption

A

PCT AND DCT

57
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Which tubule functions in facultative water reabsorption

A

Collecting duct

58
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What is the difference between facultative reabsorption and obligatory

A

Facultative is adjustable while obligatory is not

59
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Transport maxium

A

The concept related to renal threshold

60
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Countercurrent multiplier

A

The multiplying of the solute concentration of filtrate within the tubule

61
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How is countercurrent multiplier’s effect diluted

A

Active transport, removing solutes

62
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What is the osmolality of blood in glomerulus

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300 mOsm

63
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Function of vasa recta

A

Maintain salty gradient in medulla

64
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What is the function of urea recycling? Like why do we do it

A

Last ditch effort to conserve water

65
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Diuretics

A

Chemical that enhances urinary output

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