Chapt. 10 - Part 1

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A pair of bean shaped organs located outside the peritoneal cavity =

kidneys

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What’s the indented portion of the kidney called?

hilus

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3 organs located on outer portion of kidney?

⚬Glomeruli

⚬Convoluted tubules of the nephrons

⚬Blood vessels

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One organs located on inner portion of kidney?

-renal pyramids

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How much blood does the kidney process daily? How much of it is combined with waste?

1700 L…..1.5L of urine

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What are the 6 functions of the kidneys?

•Filter blood

•Reclaim what the body needs

•Excrete waste

•Control blood pressure

•Regulate fluid and electrolytes

•Act as endocrine glands

-convert calcium to active glands for bone mineralization

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Name the 3 endocrine functions of the kidneys

•Maintain Blood pressure via renin-angiotensin-aldosterone system

•Red blood cell production

•Bone and calcium metabolism by activating vitamin D

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How many nephrons does each kidney have?

1 million

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What two things are in each nephron?

⚬Glomerulus

⚬Tubular component

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Name the 2 categories of nephrons.

-cortical nephrons

-juxtamedullary nephrons

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Difference b/t cortical nephrons & juxtamedullary nephrons

Cortical: •Short Loops of Henle that barely reach to the medulla & 85% of superficial cortex

Juxtamedullary: •Longer, thinner Loops that reach deep into the medulla & 15% of deep cortex

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Define the glomerulus

•High-pressure capillary system that works to dilate or constrict in order to regulate glomerular capillary pressure

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Where is the glomerulus locatd?

in Bowman’s capsule

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Blood flows into the glomerular capillaries through the (AFFERENT or EFFERENT) arteriole and flows out through the (AFFERENT or EFFERENT arteriole to the tubular capillaries

AFFERENT - EFFERENT

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In the Proximal Convoluted Tubule: ____% of fluid is reabsorbed back into bloodstream

60%

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The amount of water reabsorbed here is regulated by ADH is…

Collecting tubule

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Urine formation begins with ____ flows through ____ and into ____.

filtration of fluid…..glomerular capillaries…Bowman’s space

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Constriction of efferent arteriole increases ______ which increases _______

outflow resistance from glomeruli…….glomerular pressure and GFR

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How many filtrates are for formed each minute?

125 mL

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Constriction of afferent arteriole reduces ______ which reduces _____.

renal blood flow ……glomerular pressure and GFR

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What does Glomerular Filtration measure?

creatinine, age, sex, and race

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The higher the GFR, the better the _____.

renal function

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Glomerular filtrate moves from Bowman’s capsule to what?

tubular segments of the nephron

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While moving through these tubular sections, substances from the tubular fluid are reabsorbed into the _____ and others are secreted from it but reabsorbed into the _____ filtrate

blood….filtrate

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65% of all reabsorption and secretion processes occur in the ____.

proximal tubule

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What substanecs are reabosrbed

sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium, phosphate, urate, glucose, and amino acids

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