exercise 40- urinary system

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filters dissolved material from the blood, regulates electrolytes and fluid volume, concentrates and stores waste products, and reabsorbs metabolically important substances, returning them to the circulatory system

urinary system

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occurs when one or more substances passes through a selectively permeable membrane, whereas others doe not

filtration

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water, glucose, sodium and potassium ions are all ____ from the body

reabsorbed

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the kidney secretes ____, some drugs, hydrogen and hydroxide ions, and hormones such as renin and erythropoietin

urea

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the kidneys are _____ and are embedded in ___ ___ ____

retroperitoneal, renal fat pads

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what level of the vertebral column are the kidneys located

t12 to l3

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the kidney has a depression on the medial side where the ____ ____ enters the organ, and where the _____ ____ and the _____ exit the kidney

renal artery, renal vein, ureter

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what is the name of the depression where the tubes come to

hilum

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touch connective tissue on the outside of the kidney

renal capsule

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what are the two layers of tissue on the kidney

renal cortex and renal medulla

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renal ____ are separated by the renal ___ in the renal medulla

pyramids, columns

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each renal pyramid ends in a blunt point called the renal ___,

papilla

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urine drips from the many papilla toward the ___ of the kidney

middle

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what structure collects the urine and encloses the papillae

renal calyces (calyx)

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what are the two types of calyces

minor and major

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___calyces are somewhat like funnels that collect fluid. these lead to ___ calyces, which in turn conduct fluid into the large ___ ___

minor, major, renal pelvis

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located in a space known as the renal sinus

renal pelvis

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the renal pelvis is attached to the ___ at the medial side of the kidney

ureter

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what are the two fluid flows of the kidney

filtrate and blood

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the blood enters the kidney by the way of the ____ ___, then passes through the _____ arteries, then to the ____ arteries

renal artery, interlobar, arcuate

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arcuate arteries take blood to the ___ _____ arteries

cortical radiate

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from one of the cortical radiate arteries, blood flows into an ____ arteriole, through the ______, and to the ____ arteriole

afferent, glomerulus, efferent

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after the efferent arteriole, the blood flows through the ____ capillaries, then returns via the _____ _____, the arcuate veins, and the interlobar veins, to the renal vein

peritubular, cortical radiate

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the separation between the renal cortex and the renal medulla occurs at the level of the ____ arteries and veins

arcuate

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there are vessels that branch off of the peritubular capillaries and form a network of blood vessels known as the ___ ____

vasa recta

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the vasa recta are vessels found primarily in the ___ cortex

medullary

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the vasa recta are found in association of with _______ nephrons, which play an important part in producing concentrated urine

juxtamedullary

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where are juxtamedullary nephrons found

adrenal cortex

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the blood flow of the kidney forms a portal system, in which blood flows from one capillary bed (the ____) to another capillary bed (the peritubular capillaries) prior to returning to the heart

glomerulus

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teh capillaries of the ___ are the site of filtration, whereas peritubular capillaries are the site of ___

glomerulus, reabsorption

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is the distal or proximal convoluted tubule closer to the renal corpuscle

distal, loops twist to make it opposite

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a cluster of capillaries in the renal cortex

glomerulus

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blood travels to the nephrons via the ___ arteriole. when blood reaches the glomerulus, the plasma is filtered by blood pressure forcing fluid across the capillary membranes, which is due to holes in the walls called _____

afferent, fenestrae

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what is the name of the fluid flowing in the nephrons

filtrate

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a tube that receives the end product of the nephron

collecting duct

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represent 85 % of glomeruli

cortical glomeruli

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the distal convoluted tubules do not have ____ like the proximal tubules, so they do not appear fuzzy

microvilli

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long thin tubes that conduct urine from the kidneys to the urinary bladder

ureters

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urine is moved by ____ from the kidney to the urinary bladder

peristalsis

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layer of smooth muscle located in the wall of the bladder

detrusor muscle

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triangular region on the posterior wall of the bladder known as the ____. defined by superior entrances of the ureters and inferior exit of the urethra

trigone

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what type of epithelium does the bladder have so it can withstand stretching

transitional

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urethra in females passes from the urinary bladder to the _____ ____ ____

external urethral orifice

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as the bladder expands, it stretches, and neurons in the bladder stimulate the ____ reflex, where the internal sphincter of the bladder opens , which is under voluntary control

micturition