Urinary test Flashcards

1
Q

The kidneys are protected and held in place by what 2 things?

A
  • Perirenal fat tissue
  • Renal fascia (connective tissue)
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2
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What is the Renal Capsule?

A

-protective layer
-connective tissue

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3
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What is the Renal Cortex?

A

-beginning of collecting ducts
-outermost internal layer

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4
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What is inside the Renal Cortex?

A

Bowman’s Capsules

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5
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What are Renal Pyramids?

A

-Layer called renal medulla
-Urine formation happens here

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6
Q

How many Renal Pyramids are their?

A

8-18

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7
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What are the Minor Calyx?

A

-each pyramid passes urine to minor calyx

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8
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How many Minor Calyx’s are there?

A

7-12

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9
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What are the Major Calyx?

A

-Urine from multiple minor calyx’s coverage to create the renal pelvis

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10
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How many Major Calyx’s are there?

A

2-3

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11
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What is the Renal Pelvis?

A

-collection of all urine from all calyces to the ureter

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12
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What is the ureter?

A

-urine carrier outside of kidney
-carries urine to the bladder for storage

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13
Q

What is the bladder scientifically called?

A

urinary bladder

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14
Q

What is the Renal Hilum?

A

The concave space (lesser curvature) where blood vessels, nerves, etc. enter and exit the kidney.

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15
Q

What happens to the leftover blood after filtration?

A

Leaves the Bowman’s capsule through the efferent arteriole.

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16
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What is a Nephron?

A

the only functioning unit of the kidney
(the kidney is just the building the nephrons do their work in)

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17
Q

How many nephrons in each kidney?

A

about 1.3 million

18
Q

What happens during tubular reabsorption?

A

about 80% of H2O, ions, and nutrients are reabsorbed
(active transport)

19
Q

What happens during tubular secretion?

A
  • Active removal of substances from the blood that are too large to filter (drugs, steroids, alcohol, etc.)
20
Q

Where does tubular reabsorption happen?

A

proximal tubule

21
Q

Where does tubular secretion happen?

A

Distal tubule

22
Q

What are the 2 sphincters of the bladder?

A

Internal and external

23
Q

What is typical urine composed off?

A

95% H2O
5% solutes

24
Q

What is the normal pH of urine?

25
Q

What is the scientific term for peeing

26
Q

What is the fancy doc term for peeing

A

Micturtion

27
Q

What are the 3 differences in the male urinary system

A
  1. Urethra is longer and has 2 jobs
  2. Prostate gland present
  3. Seminal vesicles present
28
Q

Filters ____ to remove waste

29
Q

Produces _____ and eliminates it from the body

30
Q

Maintains _____ of body fluids

A

homeostasis

31
Q

The 2 kidneys are located in the ____ cavity

32
Q

The kidneys are enclosed by a fibrous ______ _______

A

Renal capsule

33
Q

The filtering units of the kidney are _____

34
Q

The ball of capillaries in the filtering unit is called _______

A

glomerulus

35
Q

C-shaped capsule surrouding the ball of capillaries in the ______ capsule

36
Q

List the 3 urine producing processes

A

1 glomuler filtration
2 reabsorption
3 secretion

37
Q

list 3 ways water exits the body

A

urine
sweat
lungs and skin

38
Q

This structure is located in teh medulla and has bundles of collecting ducts

A

renal pyramids

39
Q

What is reabsorption

A

useful substances (water, glucose, ions) are transported back to the blood by diffusion (active transport)

40
Q

What is secretion?

A

Active transport of unneeded substances from the blood

41
Q

What type of transport is filtration

A

passive
non selevtive process
via blood pressure

42
Q

Where is water absorbed into the blood and how does it get to the heart?

A

Absorbed by intestines filtered in the kidneys and returns to the heart.