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● Bilateral kidneys ● Bilateral ureter ● Bladder ● Sphincter ● Urethra
The urinary system is composed of the following components:
● Elimination of nitrogenous waste products (urea and creatinine)
● Elimination of excess water and regulation of plasma osmolarity via filtration, excretion, and reabsorption of small solutes and electrolytes
● Maintenance of acid-base balance by selective secretion of H+
● Misc: Renin (BP regulation), EPO or erythropoietin (RBC production), calcitriol production
Whata r ethe functions of teh urinary tract?
Capsule (Geroto’s Fascia) -
___________ is the Fibrous covering over the kidney
Medullary pyramid -
____________ are part of the kidney that are pyramidal or triangular in shape and striated because it is made up of straight tubules.
Calyx
____________ is where urine flows after it leaves the medullary pyramids.
Minor calyx
_____________ is a calyx that drains one medullary pyramid.
true
(T/F) Each minor calyx will drain to a major calyx. There are 3-4 minor calyces draining to each major calyx. In the Kidney, there are 2-3 major calyces.
Renal Papilla -
___________ is in the tips of the medullary pyramids.
Base of medullary pyramids
____________is where the corticomedullary junction is
Hilum
_________ is the entry point of renal blood vessels and ureter
Renal pelvis
___________ is the most dilated proximal part of the ureter that receives all the urine from the major calyces
Renal sinus-
_____________ is the space inside the kidney that surrounds your entering blood vessels, major and minor calyces, and renal pelvis.
Columns of Bertin
__________ are extensions of the cortex to the renal medulla that demarcate a renal lobe.
nephron
The _________ has a single medullary pyramid with the tip surrounded by a minor calyx
0.6 to 1.2 x10 ^6; 20
A normal adult has _____________nephrons per kidney that receive about ___% of the cardiac output per minute (1.25L of blood per min)
Blood first passes through the glomerulus, the glomerular blood vessels, then an ultrafiltrate of the blood → Bowman’s space of the Bowman’s capsule → proximal convoluted tubule → Loop of Henle → Distal convoluted tubule → Collecting tubule → Collecting duct
What is the blood flow in the kidney?
○ Pars recta/Straight proximal tubule/Thick descending limb
○ Thin descending limb
○ Thin ascending limb
○ Thick ascending limb
Loop of Henle is composed of the
Renal Lobule
______________ contains nephrons grouped around a medullary ray and drain into a single collecting duct
Medullary Ray
___________ is a bundle of straight cables in the cortex that is composed of collecting ducts and parts of the loops of Henle
multiple
Renal lobe is composed of ______renal lobules
Renal Corpuscle
___________ is the first part of the nephron
Bowman’s capsule
Glomerulus
Renal Corpuscle is made up of
Bowman’s capsule
__________covers the glomerulus and is lined on one side by parietal epithelial cells (simple squamous epithelium)
Glomerulus
___________ are blood vessels receiving blood from the afferent arteriole and blood leaves it via the efferent arteriole
visceral epithelial cells (podocytes)
Glomerulus are covered by _____________________, which are continuous with parietal epithelial cells (simple squamous epithelium)
Pitting Edema
Ascites
Puffy Eyelids
What are the signs of Nephrotic Syndrome can develop
● Reabsorbs 65% of the glomerular filtrate
○ Almost 100% of glucose and amino acids
○ Sodium-glucose co-transporter 2 (SGLT-2)
● Active ion transport mediated by an Na+, K+–activated ATPase pump
What are the functions of the Proximal Convoluted Tubule ?
Cuboidal cells with a brush border
Proximal Convoluted Tubule is made up of __________________
activated calcitriol production
PCT is responsible for ______________ also called activated Vitamin D
thick descending limb
The _______________ of the loop of Henle, or proximal straight tubule (pars recta of the PCT), is a histological continuation of the PCT with basolateral interdigitations and fewer microvilli.
simple squamous epithelium
The thin limbs of the loop of Henle form a hairpin loop and are lined by ________________
F. The thin descending limb is permeable to water, while the thin ascending limb is permeable to salt (NaCl).
(T/F) The thin descending limb is permeable to salt (NaCl), while the thin ascending limb is permeable to water.
distal convoluted tubule
The thick ascending limb of the loop of Henle, also called the distal straight tubule, is histologically similar to the _________.
simple cuboidal epithelium
The thick ascending limb of the loop of Henle is lined by __________________________with scant or absent microvilli and has basolateral interdigitations.
surface areas
The basolateral interdigitations of THAL is to serve as ___________that hold in the case of proximal convoluted tubules, sodium potassium ATPase pumps
countercurrent exchange mechanism
The _________________maintains a concentration gradient in the kidney by allowing fluid and solutes to flow in opposite directions in adjacent tubules or vessels.
distal convoluted tubule (DCT
The __________________ is lined by simple cuboidal epithelium with basolateral interdigitations and has no brush border
macula densa.
Distal convoluted tubule (DCT) cells are shorter than those of the PCT, and it contains the ______________
macula densa, juxtaglomerular cells and extraglomerular cells
The Juxtaglomerular Apparatus is made up of the ___________, ___________, __________
renin release
Near the macula densa are juxtaglomerular cells for _____________
tubuloglomerular feedback
JXGA apparatus is responsible for ____________
cuboidal → columnar
In the Collecting Tubule and Duct there is a gradual transition from a _________ → ____________
Renal Artery and Vein
______________ divides into anterior and posterior branch which further divides into number of interlobar arteries
Interlobar Arteries → ascends through the columns of Bertin → branch into Arcuate arteries which run around the corticomedullary junction
blood flow in renal vasculalture
cortical radial artery
The arcuate artery branch into _________________ (commonly known as interlobular artery) → radiate upwards in the cortex
Peritubular capillaries (PCTs)
The efferent arteriole give rise to _______________
vasa recta
Juxtamedullary nephrons branch further down and ramify throughout the tubules and are called _____________for the juxtamedullary nephrons
takes away the solutes and water
The vasa recta wraps through both limbs of the loop of Henle all throughout its length because it __________________ generated by the countercurrent multiplier mechanism
Starts from the calyx → renal pelvis → ureters → renal bladder → urethra
What is the flow of the lower urinary tract?
ureter
The ________________is a tubular structure with a lumen lined by transitional epithelium (urothelium), underlain by a lamina propria, surrounded by muscularis propria, and covered externally by an adventitia
○ Inner longitudinal
○ Outer circular
What are the layers of the Upper ⅔ has smooth muscle of the ureter
○ Inner longitudinal
○ Middle circular
○ Outer longitudinal
What are the layers of the lower 1/3 has smooth muscle of the ureter
Muscularis propria in bladder is much thicker than ureter
What is the main histological difference between bladder and ureter
Transitional Epithelium
The urinary bladder has a _____________ which is a 3-6 layers, stretchable to accommodate urine flow and volume
F. The more proximal you go in the ureter → the thinner the layers
(T/F) The more proximal you go in the ureter → the Thicker the layers
Umbrella cells
_______________ in the bladder make up the most superficial layer of the transitional epithelium and are mpermeable to urine extravasation
Plaques; uroplakins
____________ in the bladder are formed by the aggregation of hexagonal intramembranous proteins, called ____________, to which cytoskeletal proteins are anchored on the cytoplasmic side
Intraplaque region
__________ acts as a hinge and can be pulled inward when the urinary bladder is contracted