McGraw Hill Ch.24 Urinary System

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The kidneys are located along the ______ abdominal wall.

posterior

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When a kidney is sectioned along a coronal plane, there is an outer renal ______ and an inner renal ______.

cortex; medulla

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______ nerves extend from the spinal cord to the blood vessels of the kidney.

sympathetic

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True or false: The main function of the urinary system is to remove oxygen from the bloodstream.

false

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The hilum of the kidney is where ______ connects to the kidney.

blood vessels

nerves

ureter

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The functional filtration unit in a kidney is the ______.

nephron

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Kidneys are ______ protected by the rib cage.

partially

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Collecting tubules and collecting ducts project through the ______ toward the ______.

renal medulla; renal papilla

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The innermost portion of a kidney is called the ______.

medulla

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Which is a component of the juxtaglomerular apparatus?

macula densa

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The sympathetic axons extend to which blood vessels of the kidney?

efferent arteriole

juxtaglomerular apparatus

afferent arteriole

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At least 20- 25% of the resting ______ normally flows through the kidney via the renal artery.

cardiac output

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Besides removing waste products from the bloodstream, the urinary system performs many other functions, including which of the following? More than one answer may be correct.

erythropoietin production

urine storage

acid-base balance

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Blood flows from the renal artery to the ______ arteries in the area of the renal sinus.

segmental

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The renal corpuscle is composed of which of the following?

glomerular capsule

glomerulus

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When the tubular fluid leaves the distal convoluted tubules, it must travel through a series of small ______ that empty into ______.

collecting tubules; collecting ducts

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Once the tubular fluid leaves the ______, it is called urine.

collecting duct

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One component of the juxtaglomerular apparatus is which of the following?

granular cells

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Which of the following happens first?

filtration

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The fluid that is formed when blood flows through the glomerulus and some components of the plasma enter the capsular space is called

filtrate

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The segmental arteries branch to form the ______ arteries that travel through the renal columns.

interlobar

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The ______ allows plasma and its dissolved substances to be filtered while restricting the passage of large structures, such as formed elements.

endothelium of glomerulus

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Put the following structures in order. The first one should be closest to the nephron and the last one should be closest to the urinary bladder.

minor calyx

renal pelvis

collecting duct

major calyx

papillary duct

1. collecting duct

2. papillary duct

3. minor calyx

4. major calyx

5. renal pelvis

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Which of the following are the processes by which urine is formed?

tubular secretion

filtration

tubular reabsorption

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Which substances are not filtered through the kidneys?

erythrocytes

platelets

leukocytes

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Filtrate is produced due to the difference between __________ pressure of the blood in the glomerulus and the opposing pressures of the osmotic blood pressure and fluid pressure in the capsular space

hydrostatic

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The ______ is fenestrated.

endothelium of glomerulus

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Glomerular filtration regulation involves intrinsic control which could best be described as ______.

renal autoregulation

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Some substances that were not initially filtered in the glomerulus, but must be eliminated from the blood, become a component of urine through __________, ____________

tubular secretion

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Match the letter with the structure using the figure of a convoluted tubule and surrounding capillary.

A: peritubular capillary

B: interstitial fluid

C: basement membrane

D: lumen

<p>A: peritubular capillary</p><p>B: interstitial fluid</p><p>C: basement membrane</p><p>D: lumen</p>
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During urine formation, which substances escape into the filtrate?

water

amino acids

ions

glucose

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The difference between the hydrostatic pressure of the blood in the glomerulus and the opposing pressures of the osmotic blood pressure and fluid pressure in the capsular space determines the amount of ________ formed

filtrate

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The _______ ________ is the maximum amount of a substance that can be reabsorbed (or secreted) across the tubule epithelium in a given period of time.

transport maximum

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Glomerular filtration is influenced by changing the ______.

diameter of the afferent arteriole

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Which substances are not normal components of urine because they are completely reabsorbed?

amino acids

glucose

lactate

filtered plasma proteins

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Substances are ___________ when they move from the tubular fluid back into the blood.

reabsorbed

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In the figure, the large arrow labeled A indicates the process of tubular _______

reabsorption

<p>reabsorption</p>
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The transport maximum is dependent upon the number of __________ __________ in the epithelial cell membrane

transport proteins

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Many substances have regulated reabsorption. One substance plays a pivotal role in the reabsorption of these other substances. Choose this substance from the list below.

Na+

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Most of the substances that are reabsorbed from the tubular fluid back into the blood are reabsorbed typically from the __________ _________ tubule.

proximal convoluted

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Na+ can be reabsorbed along the entire length of the nephron tubule with the majority being reabsorbed in the ______.

PCT

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The nitrogenous waste product that is a small, water-soluble molecule produced from protein breakdown in the liver is ________

urea

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Normally urine ______ contains red blood cells.

does not

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Which of the following substances have regulated reabsorption?

Ca2+

Na+

Water

K+

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To conduct a measurement of filtration rate, an individual is injected with __________

inulin

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The amount of Na+ reabsorbed from the tubular fluid can vary from ______ to ______%.

98; 100

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We may infer from the ______ whether a substance is reabsorbed or secreted.

renal clearance rate

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The body's main nitrogenous waste products are which of the following?

urea

creatinine

uric acid

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The average daily urine volume is normally ______ liters.

1-2

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Under normal circumstances, urine does not contain which of the following?

red blood cells

glucose

white blood cells

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To test glomerular filtration rate, ______ is used because it is freely filtered and neither reabsorbed nor secreted in the kidney.

inulin

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The urethra and ureters are components of the ______.

urinary tract

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The ______ measures the volume of plasma that can be completely cleared of substance in a given period of time.

renal plasma clearance

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A minimum of about ______ L of urine per day is required to eliminate the wastes from the body.

0.5

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The lamina propria of the mucosa is composed of

dense irregular connective tissue

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Urine is mostly composed of ______.

water

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The structure that originates at the neck of the urinary bladder and conducts urine to the exterior of the body is the __________

urethra

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Ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra are components of the _________ tract.

urinary

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The female urethra opens to the outside of the body at the external urethral orifice located in the female ______.

perineum

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The expulsion of urine from the bladder is called urination or

micturition

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The mucosa of the ureter is formed from ______ epithelium.

transitional

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The tube that extends from the urinary bladder to the urethral opening is the ______.

urethra

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The maximum plasma concentration of a substance that can be carried in the blood without eventually appearing in the urine is called the _______ ________

renal threshold

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The female urethra is lined by ______ epithelium near its junction with the bladder.

transitional

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Micturition is the expulsion of ______.

urine

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True or false: The mucosa of the ureter is distensible (stretchy) and impermeable to the passage of urine.

true

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The maximum plasma concentration of a substance that can be carried in the blood without eventually appearing in the urine is called the ______.

renal threshold