urinary system Flashcards

1
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function of kidneys

A

produce urine
filter blood
maintain electrolyte, water and acid-base balance
produce hormones

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2
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position of kidneys

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T12-L3

right kidney is located lower due to liver

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3
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covering of kidneys

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kidneys are covered by renal fascia, renal fat (adipose capsule and pararenal fat)

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4
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renal fascia of kidney

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anterior joins the peritoneum, posterior layer joins the posts fascia, superior and lateral are closed, medial and inferior open for vessels and ureter

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5
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nerves in pararenal fat

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subcostal, iliohypogastric and ilioinguinal

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6
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splenorenal ligament

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contains the splenic blood vessels

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7
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dorsal mesogastrium

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= splenorenal ligament and gastrosplenic ligament

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8
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renal sinus

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space that contains minor and major calyces, renal pelvis, renal fat, vessels and nerves

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9
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renal lobes and liberated kidneys in newborns

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8-18 renal pyramids

newborns have lobulated kidney

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10
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variation in anatomy of the renal pelvis

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dendritic pelvis- long, slim and reified calyces

ampullarf type- short calyces

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11
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blood supply to the kidney

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right and left renal arteries from the aorta

left and right renal veins into IVC

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12
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five segments of the idney

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superior, inferior, posterior, anterior inferior, anterior superior

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13
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branching of renal arteries

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renal artery–> segmental arteries –> lobar arteries –> interloper arteries –> arcuate arteries –> interlobular arteries —> afferent arterioles –> glomerulus —> efferent arterioles —> normal capillaries

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14
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renal corpuscle

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glomerulus surrounded by bowman’s capsule

partial layer and visceral layer (from by podocytes)
vascular pole where arterioles enter and urinary pole where the proximal tubule drains

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15
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components of the glomerular filter system

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endothelial cells
podocytes
basement membrane

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16
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supporting cells of the glomerular capillaries

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mesangium cells which act like macrophages

17
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nephron

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functional unit of the kidney that produces urine

18
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ureters

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transport urine b=via peristaltic movement of smooth muscles
retroperitoneal

abdominal part and pelvic part

19
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bladder

A
retroperitoneal 
apex attached to a fibrous cord urachus 
funds- attached to ureters 
body- forms the superior surface and is the biggest part of the bladder
neck- attaches to the ureter
20
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muscle of bladder

A

detrusor muscle

21
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wolffian duct

A

trigon and associated ureters

22
Q

urinary bladder in children

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in early childhood the bladder is an abdominal organ

it begins to descend into pelvis at around six years of age