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1
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It’s major role is to maintain homeostasis by maintaining body fluid composition and volume

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The Urinary System

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Organs in the Upper Urinary Tract

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*Kidneys
*Ureters

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Organs in the Lower Urinary Tract

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*Urinary Bladder
*Urethra
*Pelvic floor

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4
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Blood supply is taken by the (answer)

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Renal Artery

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Kidney’s receive (answer) ml of blood per minute

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1,200 ml

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6
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Kidney’s have a (answer) % cardiac output

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20-25%

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7
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How many liters of blood passes in the Kidney per hour?

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72 liters

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8
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Is excreted via urine

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Blood Urea Nitrogen (BUN)

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9
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3 steps in urine formation

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Glomerular formation
Tubular reabsorption
Tubular secretion

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The fluid that enters the capsule is called (answer)

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Glomerular filtrate

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11
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Glomerular filtration rate (GFR) is (answer) ml/min

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125

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12
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Urine is formed (answer) ml/min; (answer) ml/hour; (answer) ml/day

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0.5-1 ml/min

60 ml/hour

1,500 ml/day

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13
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Water and solute move from the blood to the glomerular capsule

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Glomerular filtration

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It is the movement of substances from the filtrate in the kidney tubules into the blood in the peritubular capillaries

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Tubular reabsorption

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Only (answer) % of the filtrate remains in the tubules to become urine

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1%

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16
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Water is absorbed by (answer), while most solutes are reabsorbed by (answer)

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(1) Osmosis
(2) Active transportation

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17
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It is the movement of water
across a selectively
permeable membrane from
an area of high water
potential (low solute
concentration) to an area of
low water potential (high
solute concentration).

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Osmosis

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18
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It is the transport of substances from the blood into the renal tubule

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Tubular secretion

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19
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What is primarily eliminated in the body in tubular secretion?

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Potassium and hydrogen

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20
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What are eliminated in the body in tubular secretion?

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Ammonia, Uric Acid, and some drug metabolites

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21
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Kidney Functions

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1) Excretes waste products of protein metabolism
2) Maintains acid base balances
3) Maintain fluid & electrolyte balance
4) Produces enzymes & hormones

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22
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This is done by the kidneys together with the lungs where lungs control acid-base balance by controlling (answer)

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C02

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23
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The kidneys use (answer) mechanism to regulate acid-base balance

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ammonia

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24
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Decreased sodium concentration of the in the blood

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Hyponatremia

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25
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Inadequate amount of potassium in ECF due to diarrhea

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Hypokalemia

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26
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Results in GI losses/ GI fluid loss

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Hyponatremia

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27
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Results in Vomiting and other GI losses

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Hypokalemia

28
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Increase sodium concentration in the blood due to fever/diarrhea

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Hypernatremia

29
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Results to metabolic alkalosis where there is a heavy loss of acid from the body; increase levels of HC03 (Bicarbonate)

A

Excessive vomiting

30
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Secretory functions of colon aids electrolyte balance is secreted in exchange of chloride

A

IN GIT

31
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Serious alterations like in diarrhea can cause severe (answer)

A

electrolyte disturbance

32
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The four organs of water loss

A

Lungs
Kidneys
Skin
GI tract

33
Q

The body is (answer)% water

A

60-70%

34
Q

Kidney contains (answer) ml of water

A

1,200-1,500 %

35
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Skin (precipitation) contains (answer) ml of water

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500-600 ml

36
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Lungs (breathing) contains (answer) ml of water

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300-400 ml

37
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GI tract (feces) contains (answer) ml of water

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100-200 ml

38
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Factors that affect water content

A

Age
Sex
Body Size

39
Q

Regulates blood flow in times of renal ischemia

A

Renin

40
Q

Renin are released from (answer)

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41
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Renin belongs to the (answer) system

A

renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system

42
Q

It is present in the kidneys for maintaining normal RBC

A

Erythropoietin

43
Q

Used to treat anemia of patients with chronic renal disease

A

Erythropoietin

44
Q

Transmits urine from the kidney to the bladder

A

Ureters

45
Q

Transmits urine from the kidney to the bladder by the process called (answer)

A

peristalsis

46
Q

Stores and excretes urine

A

Urinary bladder

46
Q

Urinary bladder is capable of holding (answer) ml of urine with (answer) ml maximum

A

(1) 400-500 ml
(2) 1,000 ml

47
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Urinary bladder is composed of three layers of (answer)

A

detrusor muscles

48
Q

Transports urine outside through the urethral meatus

A

Urethra

49
Q

Factors influencing urination

A

1) Infection control and hygiene
2) Growth & development
3) Psychosocial functions
4) Socio-cultural factors
5) Psychological factor
6) Disease condition
7) Muscle tone
8)Fluid balance
9) Surgical procedure
10) Diagnostic examination

50
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Involuntary passage of urine when control should be established

A

Enuresis

51
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Involuntary passing of urine during sleep

A

Nocturnal Enuresis (Bed wetting)

52
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A type of enuresis related to other physical problem such as stress or illness

A

Secondary enuresis

53
Q

Excessive urination during night (not involuntary and different from nocturnal enuresis)

A

Nocturia

54
Q

What does Bright orange to rust color in urine indicate?

A

Phenazopyridine

55
Q

What does Green or blue discoloration in urine indicate?

A

Amitriptyline

56
Q

What does Brown or black discoloration in urine indicate?

A

Levodopa

57
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What type of altered urine function is the production of abnormally large amount of urine?

A

Polyuria

58
Q

What type of altered urine function is decreased urine output?

A

Oliguria

59
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Lack of urine output is (answer) ml/hr.

A

0-10 ml

60
Q

Accumulation of urine in the bladder as the result of the inability of the bladder to empty

A

Urinary Retention

61
Q

Painful urination

A

Dysuria

62
Q

What is the most common pathogenic cause in UTI?

A

Escherichia Coli or E. Coli

63
Q

Involuntary urination, a symptom not a disease

A

Urinary Incontinence

64
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What is the normal color and clarity in urine?

A

Straw, amber and transparent

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