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WHAT DOES THE URINARY SYSTEM CONSIT OF?
2 KIDNEYS
2 URETERS
1 UNRINARY BLADDER
1 URETHRA
WHAT IS THE LOCATION OF THE KIDNEYS?
RETOPERITONEAL
BETWEEN VETEBRAE T12 AND L3
RIGHT KIDNEY IS INFERIOR COMPAREED TO LEFT KIDNEY
WHAT IS THE FUNCTIONS OF THE KIDNEYS?
RBC PRODUCTION
BLOOD PRESSURE
CALCIUM ABSORPTION
VOLUME, COMPOSITION, AND PH OF BLOOD
WHAT ARE THE 3 LAYERS OF THE FAT AND CONNECTIVE TISSUE.
INNER'MOST: FRENAL CAPSULE

MIDDLE: ADIPOSE CAPSULE

OUTERMOST: RENAL FASCIA
TH RENAL CAPSULE IS ALSO KNOWN AS THE _____________.
FIBROUS TUNIC
THE RENAL FASCIA ANCHORS THE ________ TO THE BODY WALL AND DIAPHRAGM.
KIDNEYS
WHAT GLANDS ARE SUPERIOR TO THE KIDNEYS?
ADRENAL GLANDS
WHAT STRUCTURE LEADS FROM EACH KIDNEY TO TH URINARY BLADDER?
URETERS
WHAT TERM REFERS TO FLOATING KIDNEY?
NEPHROPTOSIS
WHAT PART OF THE KIDNEY IS CONCAVE, ON THE MEDIAL SIDE AND CONTAINS THE RENAL ARTERY AND VEIN AND URETER
HILUS
WHAT IS THE OUTER PORTION OF THE KIDNEY CALLED?
CORTEX
WHERE ARE THE PYRAMIDS LOCATED IN THE KIDNEY?
MEDULLA
HOW MANY RENAL PYRAMIDS ARE IN A KIDNEY?
6 TO 18
WHAT IS AT THE TIP OF EACH KIDNEY?
RENAL PAPILLA
WHAT IS THE WIDENED AREA OF THE URTER CALLED?
RENAL PELVIS
CUP-LIKE STRUCTURE THAT SURROUNDS PAPILLA OF EACH PYRAMID
MINOR CALYX
FOUR OR MORE MINOR CALYX JOIN TO FORM THE ________---
MAJOR CALYX
INFLAMMATION OF THE RENAL CORTEX...BACTERIAL INFECTION
GLOMERULONEPHRITIS
FUNCTION OF THE PROXIMAL CONVOLUTED TUBULES
REABSOPTION
FUNCTION OF THE LOOP OF HENLE
REABSOPTION
FUNCTION DISTAL CONVOLUTED TUBULE
SECRETION AND SOME REABSORPTION
WHAT DOES THE COLLECTING SYSTEM DO?
TRANSPORTS TUBULAR FLUID TO PELVIS
WHAT DO COLLECTING DUCTS DO>?
RECEIEVE TUBULAR FLUID FROM MANY NEPHONS
WHAT EMPTIES INTO PAPILLARY DUCTS?
SECERAL COLLECTING DUCTS
THAT IS THE URINE PATHWAY?
COLLECTING DUCTES---PAPPILLARY DUCTS---MINOR CALYX---MAJOR CALYS---RENAL PELVIS---URETER---URINARY BLADDER---URETER---OUTSIDE OF BODY
JGA=
MACULA DENSA+JUXTAGLOMERULAR
WHAT ARE THE FUNCTIONS OF JGA
SECRETES EPO
SECRETES RENIN
WHAEN BP IS TOO LOW JG CELLS SECRETE _____
RENIN
2 CAPILLARY BEDS:

GLOMERULUS=
PERITUBULAR CAPILLARIED/VASA RECTA=
FILTRATION
REABSORPTION
EFFERENT ARTERIOLE GOES _______

AFFERENT ARTERIOLE GOES _______
OUT


IN
BP IS ______ IN THE GLOMERULUS
ELEVATED
MORE RESISTANCE TO FLOW ____ OF THE GLOMERULES THEN GOING ___ THE GLOMERULUS
OUT

IN
CORTICAL NEPHRONS ARE ___% OF NEPHRONS
80
CORTICAL NEPHRONS ARE LOCATED___________
CLOSE TO THE SURFACE OF THE KIDNEY
JUXTAMEDULLARY NEPHRONS REGULATE
WATER BLANCE
JUXTAMEDULLARY NEPHRONS ARE LOCARED
NEAR THE RENAL MEDULLA
GLOMERULAR FILTRATION+ TUBULAR SERECRIN-TUBLAR REABSORPTION=
URINARY EXCRETION
GLOMERULAR FILTRATION IS WHEN ______________
SUBSTANCES MOVE FROM THE BLOOD TO THE BOWMANS CAPSULE
TUBULAR REABSORPTION IS WHEN_________
SUBSTANCES MOVE FROM RENAL TUBULES INTO THE BLOOD OF THE PERITUBULAR CAPPILLARIES.
TUBULAR SECRETION IS WHEN____________
SUBSTANCES MOVE FROM BLOOD OF PERITUBLAR CAPPILLARIED INTO THE RENAL TUBULE
TUBULAR SECRETION REMOVES
HYDROGEN IONS AND CERTAIN TOXINS
THE FIRST STEP IN URINE FORMATION IS
FILTRATION OF SUBSTANCES OUT OF THE GLOMERULAR CAPILLARIES INTO THE GLOMERULAR CAPSULE
GLOMERULA FILTRATE PASSES THROUGH_____
THE FENESTRAE OF THE CAPILLARY ENDOTHELIUM
NEP=
FORCE FAVORING FILTRATION-FORCES OPPOSING FILTRATION
GFR IS DIRECTLY PROPORTIONAL TO THE
NFP
WHAT ARE THE 3 MECHANISMS THAT ARE RESPONSIBLE FOR KEEPING GFR CONSTANT
1. INCREASE SNS IMPULSES DECREASE GFR BY CAUSING AFFERENT ARTERIOLES TO CONSTRICT

2. COLLOID OSMOTIC PRESSURE OF THE GLOMERULAR PLASMA
3. HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE IN THE GLOMERULAR CAPSULE
GFR= _____ML/MIN----->_____LITERS/DAY
125
180
SHOCK, HEMORRHAGE------>
DECREASE BP=DECREASE GFR
HEART FAILURE-----> KIDNEY FAILURE---->
DECREASE GFR
PROSTATE ENLARGEMENT----->URINARY TRACT OBSTRUCTION----.
INCREASE TUBULAR PRESSURE AND DECREASES GFR
HYPERTENSION
INCREASES BP AND INCREASES GFR
HUMANS PRODUCE _____ LITERS OF URINE DAILY
1.5
_____- LITERS REABSORBED BACK INTO THE BLOOD
178.5
TUBULAR REABSORPTION REABSORBS _____ AND _____
NA+ AND H2O
OSMOSIS REABSORBS WATER FUE TO:
ACTIVE TRANSPORT REABSORBING NA AND OTHER SUSTANCES
REABSORTION IS ____% OF FILTRATE IS REABSORBES
99
WHICH SUBSTANCES ARE REABSORBED IN TUBULAR REABSORTION?
H20, IONS AND GLUCOSE
REABSORTIONS OCCURS BY ________,_____, _____, ____
ACTIVE TRANSPORT
FACILITED DIFFUSION
DIFFUSTION OSMOSIS
IN DCT:
POTASSIUM OR HYDROGEN IONS MAY BE PASSIVELY SECRETED IN RESPONSE TO ACTIVE REABSOPTION OD SODIUM IONS
FILTRATION HAPPENS IN THE
GUMANE AND BOWMANS CAPSULE
REABSORTIONS HAPPENS IN THE
PROXIMAL AND DISTAL TUBLES
SECREATION HAPPENS IN THE ____________
DISTAL TUBLES
SECRETION OCCURS IN THE
DISTAL CONVOLOED TUBULES
tKAING FROM BLOOD BACK INTO THE TUBULE
SECRETION
SECRETION RIDS BODY OF _______ AND CONTROLS _______
CERTAIN MATERIALS

BLOOD PH BY SECRETION OF H+ + NH4----> URINE
THE NORMAL PH IN BLOOD IS
6.0
THE DCT AND COLLECTING DUCTS ARE ______ TO WATER
IMPERMEABLE
IF ADH IS PRESENT:
THESE SEGMENTS BECOME PERMEABLE AND EATER IS REABSORBED BY OSMOSIS INTO THE HYPERTONIC MEDULLARY INTERSTITIAL FLUID.
ADH IS RELEASE FROM THE __________
PITUITAY GLAND
ADH PRMOTES ___________ OF WATER
REABSORBTION
IF SOLUTE CONCENTRATION IS TOO HIGH:
HYPOTHALAMUS ---POSTERIOE PITUITARY GLAND----INCREASES PLASMA ADH----INCREASES H2O REABSORPTION
IF SOLUTE CONCENTRATION IS TOO LOW:
LESS ADH IS SECRETED----WATER REABSORTION AND BLOOD BECOMES CONCENTRARED
DIABETES INSIPIDUS HAPPENS WHEN THERE IS A
DEFICIENCY OF ADH
WHAT HELPS MAINTAIN THE NACL CONCERNTRATION GRADIENT IN THE MEDULLARY INTERSTITIAL FLUID
COUNTERCURRENT MULTIPLIER
FLUID IN THE ASCENDING LIMB:
BECOMES HYPOTMIC AS SOLUTE IS REABSORBED
FLUID IN DESCENDING LIMB:
BECOMES HYPERTOIC AS IT LOSES WATER BY OSMOSIS
URINE COMPOSTION IS ____% WATER
95
URINE COMPOSITION USUALLY CONTAINS
UREA, URIC ACID AND CREATINE
URINE COMPOSITION MAY ALSO CONTAIN
TRACE AMOUNTS OF AMINO ACIDS AND ELECTROLYTES
URINE COMPOSITION VOLUME VARIES WITH
FLUID INTAKE AND ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITIONS
URINE PH:
4.5-8.0
URINE SPECIFIC GRAVITY:
1.003-1.030
URINE WATER CONTENT:
95%
URINE VOLUME
1.5 L/DAILY
BY PRODUCT OF AMINO ACID CATABLOLISM AND BY PRODUCE OF BREAKING DOWN OF PROTEINS
UREA
PRODUCE OF NUCLEIC ACID METABOLISM AND COMES FROM BREAKING DOWN OF NUCLEIC ACIDS
URIC ACID
THE RATE AT WHICH CHEMICALS ARE REMOVED FORM PLASMA IS CALLED _________
RENAL CLEARANCE
WHAT ARE THE TEST OF RENAL CLEAREANCE
INULIN CLREARANC ETEST
CREATIN CLEARANCE TEST
AMINO HIPPORIC ACID TEST
WHAT DO URETERS DO
CARRY URINE TO BLADDER
THE URINARY BLADDERS IS _______ TO THE SYMPHYSIS PUBIS AND ____ TO THE PARIETAL PERIOMNEUM
POSTERIOR
INFERIOR
3 OPENINGS OF THE URINARY BLADDER WHERE URETERS COME IN AND THE URETHRA EMPTIES
TRIGONE
THE _______ IS MADE OF TRANSITONAL EPITHELIUM AND ALLOWS THE BLADDER TO _____
MUCOSA

STRETCH
THE MUSCULARIS ALLOWS THE BLADDER TO
CONTRACT
THE INTERNAL URETHRAL SPHINCTER IS UNDER ______ CONTROL AND IS THE CICULAR LAYER AND NECK OF THE _________
INVOLUNTARY
URUNARY BLADDER
THE TUBE THAT CONVEYS URINE FROM THE URINARY BLADDER TO THE OUTSIDE OF THE BODY.
URETHRA
EXTERNAL URETHRAL SPHINCTER IS MADE OF ______MUSCLE
SKELETAL
EXTERNAL URETHRAL SPHINCTER IS UNDER ______ MOVEMENT
VOLUNTARY
MICTURITION MEANS
URINATION
MICTURITION REFLEX =
COORDINATES URINATION
YOU HAVE THE URGE TO URINATE WHEN_________
200 ML OF URINE IS IN THE URINARY BLADDER
URINARY BLADDER CAN HOLD
1L OF URIN
PROTEINONIA
PROTEINI N THE URINE
POLYNIA
EXCESSIVE URINE OUTPUT
DIVRESIS
INCREASE EXCERT ION OF URINE
OLIGUIA
INSUFFUCNTT URINE OUTPUT
DYSONIA
PAINFUL URINATION
PROKINUNIA
LOTS OF PROTEINS IN URINE
HEMATORIA
BLOOD IN URINE
ASPARAGUS URINE
DUE TO MERCAPTAN
AN AVERAGE ADULT MALE HAS ________ LITERS OF WATER AND ____ ARE INTRACELLULAR AND ____ARE EXTRA CELLULAR
40
2/3
1/3
THE TOTAL BODY WATER US DIVIDED INTO 2 AREA
INTRACELLULAR FLUID CONTAINS ___%
EXTRACELLULAR FLUID CONTAINS ___%
63
37
EXTRACELLULAR FLUID HAVE HIGH CONCENTRATIONS OF:
SODIUM, CALCIUM, CHLORIDE AND BICARBONATE IONS
INTRACELLULAR FLUID HAVE HIGH CONCERTRATIONS OF
POTASSIUM, MAGNESUM, PHOSPHATE AND SULFATE IONS
WATER BALANCE IS REGULATED THROUGH THE PRODUCTION OF
URINE
WATER INTAKE INCLUDES:
METABOLISM, MOIST FOODS, AND WTAER BEVERAGES
WATER LOSS INCLUDES:
SWEAT, FECES, WATER LOST THROUGH SKIN AND LUNGS, WATER LOST IN URINE
REGULATING THE RELEASE OF ____ IS IMPORTANT FOR THE REGULATION OF WATER ____
ADH
OUTPUT
DEHYDRATION CASUES ADH LEVELS TO______
INCREASE FOR KIDNEYS TO REABSORB WATER
EXCESS WATER INTAKE CASUES ADH LEVELS TO
DECREASE KIDNEY REABSOPTION AND INCREASES WATER TO ALL TO URINATE
SOURCE OF ELECTROLYTES
FOOD, FLUID, METOBLIC REACTIONS
LOSS OD ELECTROLYTES
URINE
HYPOSECRETION
LEADS TO EXCESSIVE WATER INCREASE AND SALT LOSS FROM KIDNEYS AND INCREASE IN POTASSIUM RETENTION
HYPERSECRETION
KIDNEYS RETAIN SOUDIUM AND POTASSIUM LOSS
STRONG ACIDS REALEASE
H+ MORE COMPLETELY
WEAK ACIDS
IONIZE LESS COMPLETLY AND REALEAS FEW H+
STRONG BASES
IONIZE MORE COMPLETLY AND REALEAS MORE OH-
WEAK BASES
RELEASE FEWER OH-
REGULATIONS OF HYDROGEN IONS
ACID BASE BUFFER SYSTEM
RESPORATORY EXCERTION OF CARBON DIOXIDE
RENAL EVCRETION OF HYDROGEN IONS