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Urinary Tract Flashcards

1
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Cranial and caudal poles of right kidney

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  1. Caudate process of liver and right adrenal

2. Ascending colon

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Cranial and caudal poles of left kidney

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  1. Left lobe of pancreas and left adrenal

2. Descending colon, mesovarium (in female)

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Dorsal surface of kidneys

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  1. Contact lumbar hypaxial mm.

2. Free of peritoneum

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Ventral surface of kidneys

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  1. Faces abdominal cavity

2. Covered by parietal peritoneum

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Lateral border of kidneys

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  1. Convex

2. Related to abdominal wall/spleen

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Medial border of kidneys

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  1. Concave

2. Related to caudal vena cava/abdominal aorta

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Renal hilus location

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Indented medial border of kidney

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Renal hilus contains

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Renal b.v., lymphatic, nerves and ureta

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9
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Renal pelvis shape

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Funnel shaped dilation of ureter

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Renal pelvis is located?

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Inside renal sinus

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Renal pelvis function

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Receives urine from papillary ducts → passes it into ureter

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Pelvic recess shape and location

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Curved diverticula of renal pelvis → project into parenchyma between renal pyramids

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Fibrous capsule

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Covers surface of kidney

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Fibrous capsule consists of?

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  1. Mostly collagen
  2. Few elastic

→ cannot swell as well as other organs

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How is fibrous capsule connected to kidney?

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Loose CT, easily stripped from healthy kidney

hard to pull off in necrosopy → pathology

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Renal cortex location

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Directly inside fibrous capsule (outer layer)

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Outer portion of renal parenchyma

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Renal cortex

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18
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Renal cortex appearance

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Granular - renal capsules

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19
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Renal corpuscles

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Efferent and afferent vessels

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Nephron

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Structural and functional unit of kidney

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Renal crest location

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Free edge of medulla facing pelvis

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22
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Renal crest formed by?

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Fusion of renal papillae

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Papillary foramina are open where?

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On border of renal crest facing pelvis

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Openings of papillary ducts are called?

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Papillary foramina

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Renal papillae

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Apex of renal pyramid → seen in paramedian sections

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Renal pyramid

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Pyramid shaped medullary substance → represents lobes of kidneys (only seen in paramedian sections)

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27
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How many pelvic recesses form each border of pelvis?

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5-6

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28
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Renal sinus

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Space led into by hilus

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29
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Renal sinus contains?

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  1. Renal pelvis
  2. Fat
  3. Proximal branches of renal vv. and nn.
30
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Renal a. branches into?

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Interlobar aa.

31
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Interlobar aa. anamastose into?

A

Arcuate aa.

32
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______ branch off arcurate aa.

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Interlobular aa.

33
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Interlobular aa. form?

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Afferent and efferent arterioles

34
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Abdominal part of ureter

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  1. Begins at renal pelvis

2. Runs caudally following sagittal course

35
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Pelvic part of ureter

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On reaching pelvic cavity

  1. Bends medially to enter genital fold (male) or broad ligament (female)
  2. Opens over dorsal surface of neck of bladder
36
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2 parts of ureters

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  1. Abdominal part

2. Pelvic part

37
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How does ureter penetrate bladder wall?

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Obliquely

38
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Ureter penetrates bladder wall obliquely. Why?

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  1. Prevents reflux or urine into ureter when intravesical pressure rises
  2. Doesn’t prevent further filling of bladder (resistance is overcome by peristaltic contractions of ureteric wall)
39
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Urinary bladder

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Distensible urine storage organ

40
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3 parts of urinary bladder

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  1. Apex
  2. Body
  3. Neck
41
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Apex of bladder located?

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Cranial blind end of bladder

42
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Apex contains?

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Scar tissue → remnant of urachus

43
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Urachus

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Connects primitive bladder to allantoic sac in fetus

44
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Neck of bladder located?

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Narrow caudal part leading into urethra

45
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Urinary bladder is in contact with?

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Direct contact with abdominal wall (not covered by greater omentum)

46
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6 structures of the bladder

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  1. Apex (scar tissue)
  2. Lumen of bladder
  3. Ureters
  4. Trigone of the bladder
  5. Urethral crest
  6. Urethra
47
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3 ligaments of the bladder

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2 lateral + 1 median

48
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2 lateral ligaments of bladder connects?

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Lateral surface of bladder to pelvic wall

49
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Free edge of lateral ligaments of the bladder

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Round ligament of the bladder

50
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Round ligament of the bladder contains?

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Remnant of umbilical aa.

51
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Median ligament of the bladder connects?

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Ventral surface of bladder to pelvic symphysis and linea alba

52
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Medial ligament of the bladder contains? (in fetus)

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  1. Urachus
  2. Umbilical aa.
  3. Umbilical v.

(Umbilical cord)

53
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Female urethra conveys?

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Urine only

54
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Male urethra conveys?

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  1. Urine
  2. Semen
  3. Seminal secretion
55
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Male urethra

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Extends from internal opening at bladder neck to external opening at end of penis

56
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2 parts of male urethra

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  1. Pelvic part (internal)

2. Penile part (external)

57
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4 parts of urinary system

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  1. Kidneys
  2. Ureters
  3. Bladder
  4. Urethra
58
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Urinary system location

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Lies in abdomina and pelvic cavities

59
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Urinary and genital system share?

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Uretrha

60
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2 functions of kidneys

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  1. Form urine

2. Endocrine gland

61
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2 main hormones produced by kidneys

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  1. Renin

2. Erythropoietin

62
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Renin function

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Regulates blood pressure

63
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Erythropoietin function

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Increases rate of production of RBCs in bone marrow

64
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Kidney location

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  1. Pressed against abdominal roof in lumbar region
  2. Right and left of median plane
  3. Retroperitoneal
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Retroperitoneal means?

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Behind peritoneum

66
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Ventral surface of kidney is covered by?

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Parietal peritoneum

67
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Peritoneum is only covers which side of the kidney?

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Ventral surface

68
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Which kidney is more variable in position?

A

Let

69
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Right kidney location

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  1. More cranial

2. T13 or L1 → L3

70
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Left kidney location

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  1. More caudal

2. L2 → L4

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