Week 9: Anatomy of the Urinary system Flashcards

1
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Kidney External Features

A

capsule, hilum (VAP) at L1, superior and inferior pole

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Kidney internal features

A

Renal cortex, Renal medulla encases renal sinus.. (renal pyramids, Renal columns cortex extending into medulla), Renal papilla, minor caylx, major caylix, renal pelvis,

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3
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Kidney Location

A

Right slightly lower, T12-L3, Lateral to R&L crus of diaphragm

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4
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R Kidney - anterior relationships/impressions

A

Liver, Duodenum, colic (ascending), + small intestine

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L Kidney - anterior relationships/impressions

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Gastric, pancreatic, colic (descending), splenal, jejunum

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6
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Kidney arterial blood supply

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Left and right renal arteries from abdominal aorta. Right is longer than left.

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7
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Kidney venous drainage

A
Left = longer, hooks under Superior mesenteric Artery 
Right = shorter - to IVC
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8
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Ureter natural constriction points

A
  1. uretero-pelvic junction (pelvis becomes ureter)
  2. pelvic brim (ureter cross pelvic cavity)
  3. uretero-vesical junction (enters bladder)
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9
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Ureter relationships male

A

passes under vas deferens, passes seminal vesicle before enters bladder

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10
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Ureter relationships female

A

passes under uterine artery, runs lateral to cervix and vagina before enters the bladder

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Bladder external features

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Apex anterior (urachus), base = posterior, receives ureters - superior surface covered by peritoneum, inferolateral surface rests of pelvic diaphragm

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12
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Bladder internal features

A

detrusor muscle, rugae, trigone = smooth area, neck, internal urethral orifice

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13
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Bladder relationships = female

A

Superior: Coils of intestine, uterus
Posterior: vagina, cervix
Inferior: pelvic diapragm?

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14
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Urethra sphincter

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External urethral sphincter in pelvic diaphragm = skeletal muscle/ voluntary. internal urethral sphincter - bladder neck = smooth muslce/ involuntary

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15
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What muscles do kidneys sit on? Posterior realtionships

A

PM, QL, TA and inferior aspect of diaphragm

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16
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What lies medial to the kidneys?

A

Superior mesenteric artery and vein

17
Q

What vessel hooks under superio mesenteric artery?

A

Left renal vein

18
Q

What is at the midpoint of the ureters?

A

Origin of external iliac artery

19
Q

Where do the ureters travel in abdomen?

A

Down Psoas major muscle, run vertically along tips of lumbar transverse processes -

20
Q

Where do the ureters travel in pelvic cavity?

A

run posterolaterally, turn medial at base of ischial spine, pass obliquely through wall of bladder base

21
Q

Where do the ureters enter the bladder?

A

Superior portion of the base

22
Q

What lies immediately inferior to the bladder in males? females?

A

Prostate gland, Pelvic diaphragm

23
Q

What lies posterior to bladder in males?

A

Seminal vesicles, vas deferens, rectum

24
Q

Where is internal urethral orifice?

A

At bladder neck

25
Q

Urethra female - posterior

A

Fused posteriorly with lower vagina

26
Q

Urethra female - laterally

A

flanked by vestibular bulbs of clitoris

27
Q

How long is male & female urethra?

A

20cm, 4cm

28
Q

What portion of urethra runs through prostate gland?

A

Prostatic urethra

29
Q

What portion of urethra runs through pelvic diaphragm?

A

Membranous urethra