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x exam 2 urinary system development II Flashcards

1
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Urinary system intermediate mesoderm

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kidneys and ureters

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urinary system primitive hindgut

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urinary bladder and urethra

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3
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what are the 3 series of kidneys

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pronephros
mesonephros
metanephros

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4
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what become the definite kidney

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metanephros

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5
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nephric tubules, each more ____ than predecessor

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complex and efficient

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pronephros arises from

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cranial urogenital ridge (cervical region of embryo)

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7
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pronephric tubules

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cluster of cells in a tubular arrangement;
does not connect to pronephric duct
when functional (lower vertebrates, sheep) they connect
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8
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pronephric duct from

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distal end of pronephric tubules; grows caudally along dorsolateral body wall, lateral to urogenital ridge to cloaca

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9
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mesonephros

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urogenital ridge

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10
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genital (gonadal) ridge

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ventromedially located

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urinary ridge

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dorsolaterally located

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12
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pronephric duct induces urinary ridge to form

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mesonephric tubules (thoracolumbar region of embryo)

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13
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arteries from dorsal aorta

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tufts of capillaries= glomeruli

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14
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mesonephric tubule epithelium becomes

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bowmans capsule

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15
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establishes functional ____

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filtration unit (renal corpuscle)

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16
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when mesonephric tubules connect to the pronephric duct, the pronephric duct becomes

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mesonephric duct

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17
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when does the mesonephros become the primary functional kidney of the embryo and fetus

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2nd tirmiester of precocious speceis

3rd tirmester of non-precocious species

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18
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when does pronephros degenerate

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once mesonephros established and functional

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19
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metanephros forms

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2 primordia (metanephric diverticulum and metanephric mesoderm)

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20
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metanephric diverticulum

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ureteric bud (outgrowth of mesonephric tubule)

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21
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metanephric mesoderm

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metanephric blastema (mesoderm of urinary ridge in sacral region)

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22
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metanephric diverticulum grows toward

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metanephric blastema

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23
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metanephric mesoderm forms

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cap around ureteric bud

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24
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metanephric diverticulum dilated ends

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renal pelvis and collecting ducts

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25
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metanephric mesoderm vesicles in mesoderm

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metanephric tubules to glomeruli and tubules of nephron

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26
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remainng metanephric duct becomes

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ureter

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27
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metanephros of domestic animals are

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multilobular in structure

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28
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final shape of kidney

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varies

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29
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ureteric bud _____

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divides and subdivides

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30
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dilated ends

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calyces

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31
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collecting ducts surrounded by metanephric blastema

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region of glomeruli (cortex)

region of collecting ducts (medulla)

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32
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multilobular bovine kidneys maintains

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calyx arrangment

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33
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unilobular appearing kidneys

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fusion of adjacent cortices, adjacent melludas and calyces also fuse with some species variation

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34
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location of kidneys initially

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forms in sacral/pelvic region

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35
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ascends to

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cranial lumbar region

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36
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primary

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differential growth of lumbar musculoskeletal structures

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37
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migration of developing kidney structures

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right kidney migrates further cranial thanleft

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38
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mesonephros contributes to

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reproductive system development; reaminder degenerates

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39
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mesonephric duct enters

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pelvic urogenital sinus

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40
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metanephric duct (ureteric bud) begins as

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diverticulum of mesonphric duct near urogenital sinus

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41
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expansion of urogenital sinus

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caudal most mesonephric duct incorporated into urinary bladder
initial metanephric duct incorporated into urinary bladder

42
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mesonephric duct becomes ____ located

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caudally

43
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mesonphric openings at

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urethra

44
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mesonphric becomes

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ductus deferens in male

45
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degenerates in

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female

46
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metanephric duct remains mroe ___ located

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cranially

47
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metanephric openings at

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neck of uirnary bladder; ureter

48
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metanephros actively produces

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urine

49
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urine excreted to

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amniotic cavity via urogenital orifice; allantoic cavity via urachus and allantoic stalk

50
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fetal fluids within amnionic and allantoic cavities _____ as gesetation progresses

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increase

51
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amnionic fluid volume generally ______ mid-gestation

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stabilizes

52
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allantoic fluid volume _____ throughout

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increases

53
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volume and contents regulated

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form allantoic cavity

forma amniotic cavity

54
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allantoic cavity formed by

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absorption where allantois attaches to chorion (placental capillares)
late gestation additionally (amniotic cavity)

55
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amniotic cavity formed by

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swallowing; absorbed GI tract; circulation (fetus); placental capillaries

56
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fetal fluids lubricate ____

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birth canal

57
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when you rupture chorioallantois and amnion, you get

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allantoic and amnionic fluid

58
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chorionattached to uterus, not passed with

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neonate

59
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in horse, cat, dog, allantois surrrounds _____ of amnion

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all of amnion; amnion floats freely, ruptures and passes out with fetus

60
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in ruminants and pigs, allantois ____ amnion

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partly surrounds; some amnion contacts chorion;

amnion not free, ruptures, passes out with placenta

61
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hydrops

A

excessive fetal fluids

62
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hydrops primarily affects

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cattle

63
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what is more common in hydrops

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allantois (hydrallantois)

64
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hydrallantois

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10-40x normal volume

primairily due to pathology of placenta

65
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hydramnion

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up to 10x normal volume

usually obstruction/atresia of fetal foregut (esophageal or duodenum)

66
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hydrops may cause

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restricted fetal growth or death/abortion

67
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delivery of hyrops offspring via

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calving or c-secion

68
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BOLO

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twinning, hypovolemic shock, retained placenta

69
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congenital fetal anasarca

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walrus or water puppy

70
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anasarca

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generalized, severe subcutaneous edema (and other body tissues)

71
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variety of causes of anasarca

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affect ablity of kidneys to regulate fetal fluids

72
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lungs in anasarca

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distressed/failure

73
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increased fluid volume within

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fetus

74
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renal agenesis

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absence of kidneys (unilateral or bilateral)

75
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renal agenesis caused by

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failure of one or both ureteric buds

76
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metanephric mass is not

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induced to form tubules

77
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oligohydramnios

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reduced amnionic fluid in renal agenesis

78
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bilateral

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prenatal development ok, dies postnatally

79
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mesonephros can get by on

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fluid volume regulation

80
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placenta takes care of

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waste exchange prenatally

81
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congenital urorectal fistula

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common cloaca that perists

82
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congenital urorectal caused by

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failure of urorectal septum to divide anorectal canal and urogenital sinus

83
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clinical concern of congenital urorectal fistula

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fecal material in urogenital tract

84
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ectopic ureters

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ureters attached in abnormal location (urethra, vagina, vestible)

85
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diverticulum

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ureteric bud arises in wrong locale

86
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if distal to sphincters,

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urinary incontinence

87
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ectopic kidneys

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kidney in an abnormal location (unilateral or bilateral)

88
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metenephric kindeys fail to

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migrate/relocate

89
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metenphric kidneys remain in

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sacral region

90
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ectopic kidney function

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normal, incidental finding

91
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horseshoe kidney

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abnormal kidney shape (right and left metanehric masses fuse across midline)

92
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typically ____ pole

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caudal

93
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often located in a more ____ postion

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caudal (caudal mesenteric artery)

94
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function of horseshoe kidney

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normal

95
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congenital cystic kidney disease

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polycystic kidney disease inherited

96
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congenital cystic kidney disease common in

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persian cats (reported in scottish folds, himalayans)

97
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anormality is congential

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fialure of tubules to connect with colelcting ducts

formation of cysts wtihin nephrons

98
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kidneys become progressively more ____ over time

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cystic

99
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as cysts grow, displaces/destorys

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normal kidney tissue

100
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results in

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renal insufficiency or failure

101
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symptoms appear

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3 to 10 years of age

Embryology (18 decks)

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