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Urinary System Flashcards

1
Q

what is the principle function of the urinary system?

A

REGULATION OF THE COMPOSITION AND VOLUME OF ECF

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EXTRACELLULAR FLUID (ECF)

definition and examples

A

all the fluid in the body expect for that inside of cells

Examples:
INTERSTITIAL FLUID
PLASMA

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KIDNEYS WORK DIRECTLY to maintain the composition and volume of

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BLOOD PLASMA

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THE COMPOSITION AND VOLUME OF ECF CANNOT VARY MUCH AT ALL without

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serious consequences to body cells

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5
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in addition to regulating the composition and volume of ECF, the urinary system also has roles in the

A
  • production of EPO
  • activates CALCITRIOL
  • regulates BLOOD PRESSURE
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6
Q

Principle organs of the urinary system

A

2 kidneys
2 ureters
1 urinary bladder
1 urethra

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7
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location of kidneys

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RETROPERITONEAL

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8
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what surrounds the kidney

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RENAL FASCIA
ADIPOSE CAPSULE
RENAL CAPSULE

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9
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there is _____ PROTECTING the kidneys posteriorly aside from the erector muscles

A

LITTLE

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10
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the indented portion of the kidney that faces medially

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HILUM

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11
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kidneys consists of

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OUTER CORTEX AND INNER MEDULLA

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12
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renal MEDULLA CONSISTS OF

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several cone-shaped renal PYRAMIDS

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13
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papillary ducts lead through the renal papilla at the apex of a pyramid into small channels known as

A

MINOR CALYCES

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14
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minor calyces merge into larger

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MAJOR CALYCES

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15
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major calyces merge into the single, large

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RENAL PELVIS

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16
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the renal pelvis then narrow on its medial side to exit the kidney as a

A

URETER

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17
Q

within the renal cortex and medulla are the structural and functional units of kidneys known as

A

NEPHRONS

18
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nephrons consist of:

A

BOWMAN’S CAPSULE
GLOMERULUS
RENAL CORPSUCLE
PROXIMAL CONVOLUTED TUBULE
COLLECTING DUCTS

19
Q

RENAL ARTERIES

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branch off the sides of the abdominal aorta - one leading to each kidney

20
Q

RENAL VEIN

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leaves the hilum of each kidney and lead to the sides of the interior vena cava

21
Q

at rest, the kidneys receive about …… of the heart

A

20-25% OF THE CARDIAC OUTPUT

22
Q

with nephrons, a ____ ____ leads to a first bed of capillaries knowns as the ______

A

AFFERENT ARTERIOLE;

GLOMERULUS

23
Q

a second ____ ____ leads from the glomerulus to a second bed of _____ _______

A

EFFERENT ARTERIOLE

PERITUBULAR CAPILLARIES

24
Q

what are the THREE EXCHANGES that take place between the blood and nephrons

A

FILTRATION
REABSORPTION
SECRETION

25
Q

_____ is a relatively NON-SELECTIVE movement from the blood into the nephrons

A

FILTRATION

26
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____ is a highly selective and variable movement from the nephrons back into the blood

A

REABSORPTION

selective for SUBSTANCES THAT THE BODY NEEDS*

27
Q

_____ is a highly selective and variable movement from the blood into the nephrons

A

SECRETION

selective for SUBSTANCES THAT THE BODY DOES NOT NEED AT THAT POINT*

28
Q

filtration is determined by

A

SIZE of the substance - small particles pass through, larger ones do not

29
Q

__________ can cross from the blood into the mouth of the nephron

A

PLASMA MINUS MOST PLASMA PROTEINS - including water, glucose, electrolytes, metabolic waste, gases, and hormones

30
Q

the bowman’s capsule of the nephron and the bed of capillaries (glomerulus) that it surrounds make of the ____ _____

A

RENAL CORPUSCLE

31
Q

_____ is the AMOUNT OF FILTRATE FOMRED IN BOTH KIDNEYS EACH MINUTE

A

GLOMUERULAR FILTRATION RATE (GFR)

32
Q

WHAT REGULATE GFR

A

THE NERVOUS SYSTEM AND HORMONES

33
Q

THE SYMPATHETIC DIVISION of the nervous system triggers

A

VASOCONSTRICTION of the afferent arterioles

34
Q

HORMONES that affects GFR include

A

ANP and angiotensin II

35
Q

SPECIFIC SUBSTANCES that are often secreted include:

A

nitrogenous wastes such as ammonia (NH3) and urea from protein metabolism

hydrogen ions to maintain pH

potassium ions to maintain blood levels

36
Q

____ help regulate much of what is reabsorbed or secreted

A

HORMONES

37
Q

Effect of the following hormones on reabsorption or secretion:

ADH
ALDOSTERONE
PTH

A

ADH -increase water reabsorption

ALDOSTERONE - reabsorb Na+ and Cl- and secrete K+

PTH - reabsorption of Ca++

38
Q

the urinary bladder consists of an elastic mucosal layer lining the cavity, folded into ____ to allow expansion

A

RUGAE

39
Q

this middle muscular layer consists of three layers and is called the ____ muscle

A

DETRUSOR MUSCLE

40
Q

Location of urinary bladder in woman

A
  • POSTERIOR TO THE PUBIC SYMPHYSIS
  • ANTERIOR TO THE VAGINA AND INFERIOR TO THE UTERUS
41
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Location of urinary bladder in men

A
  • POSTERIOR TO THE PUBIC SYMPHYSIS
  • DIRECTLY ANTERIOR TO THE RECTUM

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