Urinary system Flashcards

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1
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The middle layer of the kidney which contains the loops of Henle of the Nephrons

A

Medulla

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2
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Water, nitrogenous wastes, glucose, and salts leave the blood during _ filtration

A

Pressure

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3
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The process of removing metabolic wastes from the body

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Excretion

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4
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As the loop of henle descends deeper into the medial, the surrounding tissue becomes _ in solute concentration

A

Higher

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5
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Active transport of molecules out of the filtrate and back into the blood requires this energy molecule

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ATP

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6
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_ transport is used to move glucose out of the filtrate and back into the blood in the PCT

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active

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7
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The _ duct moves urine from the nephrons to the renal pelvis

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Collecting

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8
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Water that has left the descending loop of henle cannot re-enter in the ascending loop of henle because it is _ to water

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Impermeable

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9
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The _ can override the urge to urinate

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Brain

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10
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After pressure filtration has occurred, this substance is present in the proximal convoluted tubule

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Filtrate

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11
Q

A hormone, released by the adrenal cortex, which increases Na+ reabsorption and promotes excretion of K+

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Aldosterone

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12
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_ receptors in the bladder send impulses to spinal cord and brain, indicating that the bladder is full

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Stretch

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13
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Paired organs which remove carbon dioxide from the blood

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Lungs

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14
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A large organ which breaks down toxic substances in the blood

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Liver

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15
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ADH regulates blood pressure by controlling blood _

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Volume

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16
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RBCs, WBCs, platelets, and plasma _ do not leave the blood during pressure filtration in the glomerulus

A

Proteins

17
Q

Paired organs involved in removing toxic substances in the blood

A

Kidneys

18
Q

The material passing through the loop of henle is known as _ fluid

A

Tubular

19
Q

The loop of _ is where the majority of water present in the filtrate is reabsorbed

A

Henle

20
Q

The _ arteriole brings blood to the glomerulus

A

Afferent

21
Q

The _ is a tube which leads from the urinary bladder to the outside environment

A

Urethra

22
Q

The urethra has both an internal and external _ muscle which prevent urine from leaving the bladder

A

Sphincter

23
Q

_’s capsule is where blood is pressure filtered in the first step of urine formation

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Bowman’s

24
Q

A waste produce produced during metabolism which can cause gout if levels become too high

A

Uric Acid

25
Q

Consumption of this substance inhibits the secretion Of ADH and therefore makes you urinate more frequently

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Alcohol

26
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The abbreviation for the tube which carries forming urine towards the loop of henle

A

PCT

27
Q

The outer layer of the kidney which contains the nephrons

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Cortex

28
Q

A tangled knot of capillaries, which are the site of pressure filtration of blood

A

Glomerulus

29
Q

The kidneys can regulate blood _ by selectively re-absorbing HCO3- and Na+ and selectively excreting H+ and NH3

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pH