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As filtrate travels through the nephron, which structure does the filtrate enter after the distal convolute tubule?

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As filtrate travels through the nephron, which structure does the filtrate enter after the distal convolute tubule?

The collecting duct

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Define glomerular filtration.

The initial step in urine formation; involves the glomerulus & Bowman's capsule.

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Normally, excreted urine contains water, urea, glucose, proteins, and red blood cells.

False

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In the nephron loop, H2O reabsorption is due to an osmotic gradient create by electrolytes (ex. Na+, K+, Cl-).

True

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The extrinsic controls for regulating glomerular filtration is best define as __

Systemic regulation of filtration (example: nervous and endocrine system) that act to maintain blood pressure (MAP -mean arterial pressure)

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Which of the following is a main mechanism for increasing blood pressure via NaCl retention?

Renin angiotensin aldosterone system

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Urine empties into the renal pelvis before exiting the kidneys via the ureter.

True

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Define tubular secretion.

Substances in blood are transported to the filtrate in the renal tubules or collecting ducts.

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The macular densa cells sense _______ content of the filtrate via chemoreceptors.

NaCl

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Blood enters the glomerulus via the _________ arteriole. Following filtration, blood exits the glomerulus via the ________ arteriole. 

Afferent; efferent 

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Which of the following are the functional units of the kidneys?


Nephrons

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Which of the following hormones act on the DCT and collecting ducts to promote direct H2O reabsorption. (Hint: via aquaporins)

Anti diuretic hormone

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Granular cells of the juxtaglomerular complex contain the enzyme ____

Renin

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Of the two nephron types, which one is less abundant, has vasa recta circulation around the nephron loop, and is essential for concentrating urine?

Juxtamedullary nephron

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In the nephron, filtrate passes through the ________ before it enters the descending limb of the nephron loop. Most reabsorption occurs here.

Proximal convoluted tubule

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The intrinsic controls for regulating glomerular filtration is best define as ___

Local, autoregulation of filtration (examples: myogenic control and/or tubuloglomerular feedback) that act to maintain constant GFR (glomerular filtration rate)

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In the nephron, which of the following is NOT a structure renal tubule system?

Glomerulus

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Which of the following is NOT a primary function of the kidney?

Synthesize protein for energy use

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What structural characteristic determines the filtration of solutes passing into the capsular space via filtration. 

If the solute's size is small enough, it will filter.

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Define tubular reabsorption.

Substances in the filtrate are returned to the blood from the renal tubules or collecting ducts.

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21

The correct order of flow of sperm:

seminiferous tubules . epididymis . ductus deferens . ejaculatory duct .. prostatic urethra . membranous urethra . spongy urethra 

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The menstrual flow begins:

when estrogen & progesterone levels drop

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Which uterine layer is shed monthly?

stratum functionalis of endometrium

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Why is meiosis important?

to produce haploid gametes that are genetically diverse

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Which part of the female reproductive system produces the gametes?

ovaries

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which of the followings is not a gland that contributes to the production of semen?

pineal gland

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In which part of the female reproductive system does fertilization occur?

fallopian tubes

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Which is responsible for elevating or releasing the testes to maintain the appropriate distance from the body for temperature control:

cremaster muscle

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Which describes the path of an ovum from its site of production until it is released from the body assuming pregnance does not occur.

ovary, oviducts, uterus, cervix, vagina

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Which is responsible for keeping the urethra open during an erection:

coropora spongiosum

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Which of the following glands' secretions will the sperm encounter first?

seminal vesicles

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FSH in males:

stimulates production of sperm

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FSH and LH are produced in the:

anterior pituitary

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The corpus luteum:

degenerates if pregnancy does not occur,secretes progesterone,is formed from the empty follicle after ovulation

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Which part of the female reproductive system is where the fetus implants & develops (the "womb")?

uterus

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Which is true concerning spermatogenesis?

Begins at puberty; each spermatocyte that begins meiosis produces four sperm

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In which location do sperm gain the ability to swim?

epididymis

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Which hormone is primarily responsible for ovulation?

LH

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Which uterine layer is shed monthly?

stratum functionalis of endometrium

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Which describes the path of an ovum from its site of production until it is released from the body assuming pregnance does not occur.

ovary, oviducts, uterus, cervix, vagina

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Fertilized egg stage:

Day 1,Zygote, it when sperm meets & enters egg

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Solid ball of cells stage:

2nd day,4 cell stage

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Hollow ball of cells stage:

Morula 3rd day

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Developing baby through 8 weeks (after fertilization) stage:

limbs form, ears are noticeable, embryo

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Developing baby after 9 weeks stage:

fetus,mouth and tongue is developed, major organs are developing, limbs aren’t separated

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46

Produces Female gamete

Ovary

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Produces Male gamete

Testes

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Area where sperm gain ability to swim

epididymis

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Area where implantation occurs and baby develops

inner lining of their uterine wall (endometrium) of uterus

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Name stage of urine: Small substances move passively out of glomerular capillaries and into bowman’s capsule portion of nephron

Filtration

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Name stage of urine: Substances move out of nephron renal tubules and into peritubular capillaries

Reasorption

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Name stage: Substances move from peritubular capillaries and into the nephrons renal tubule

Tubular secretion

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meiosis I

n=23

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Somatic cells are everything except

sperm and ovalan

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Somatic cells are

diploid

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Gametes are

haploid

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Diploid cells are

a set of chromosomes that have one from each parent

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Haploid cells are

from a single set of chromosomes

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Adds fluids to sperm

prostate,,seminal vesicles, & bulbourethral glands

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Gametes

n=23

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Mitosis

2n=46

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