EXAM 3 BIO 228 LAB
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447 Terms
What is e
Kidney
What is f?
Ureter
What is g?
urinary bladder
What is e?
Kidney
What is f?
Ureter
What is g?
urinary bladder
What is a?
abdominal aorta
What is b?
inferior vena cava
What is c?
Renal artery
What is d?
renal vein
What is e?
Kidney
What is f?
ureter
What is g?
urinary bladder
What is d?
Kidney
What is e?
renal cortex?
What is f?
renal medulla
What is g?
renal sinus
What is h?
Renal hilum
What is d?
renal calyces (major and minor)
what is e?
renal pyramid
What is f?
renal papilla
What is g?
renal column
What is h?
ureter
What is a?
renal artery
What is b?
Renal Vein
What is c?
segmental artery
What is d?
interlobar artery
What is e?
arcuate artery
What is f?
interlobular artery
What is g?
interlobular vein
What is h?
arcuate vein
what is i?
interlobar vein
What is a?
renal capsule
what is b?
renal pyramid
What is c?
renal papilla
What is d?
Renal Column
What is e?
minor calyx
What is f?
major calyx
What is g?
renal pelvis
What is h?
adipose tissue
What is i?
renal artery
What is j?
renal vein
What is k?
ureter
What is a?
renal capsule
what is b?
renal pyramid
What is c?
renal papilla
What is d?
minor calyx
What is e?
cortical nephron
What is f?
juxtamedullary nephron
What is g?
collecting duct
What is h?
renal corpuscle
What is i?
glomerulus
What is j?
glomerular capsule
What is k?
proximal convoluted tubule
What is l?
nephron loop
What is m?
distal convoluted tubule
What is a?
interlobar artery and vein
What is b?
arcuate artery and vein
What is c?
Interlobular artery
What is d?
interlobular vein
what is e?
afferent arteriole
What is f?
glomerulus
What is g?
Vasa Recta
What is a?
glomerulus
What is b?
parietal layer
What is c?
proximal convoluted tubule
What is d?
distal convoluted tubule
What is e?
Macula densa cells
What is f?
afferent arteriole
What is g?
granular cells
What is h?
efferent arteriole
what is i?
juxtaglomerular apparatus
What is this?
Kidney (cortex)
What is 1?
Renal corpuscles
What is 2?
Renal Tubules
What is 1?
glomerular capsule
What is 2?
glomerulus
What is 3?
Renal corpuscles
What is this structure?
Renal tubules in cortex
What is this specific structure shown?
juxtaglomerular apparatus
What is 1?
Macula densa cells of DCT
What is 2?
glomerulus
What is 3?
granular (JG) cells of afferent arteriole
What is this structure?
Renal papilla
What is this structure?
Ureter
What is 1?
transitional epithelium of mucosa
What is 2?
Smooth muscle of muscularis
What is 3?
Adventitia
What is 1?
Transitional epithelium of mucosa (ureter)
What is this?
urinary bladder
What is 1?
transitional epithelium
What is 2?
Rugae
What is 3?
Detrusor muscle
What is 1?
Transitional epithelium (urinary bladder)
The renal papilla is best described as:
The tip of a renal pyramid projecting into a minor calyx
What is the highlighted structure?
Renal cortex
The urinary system maintains homeostasis by regulating:
BP, Water volume, Blood pH
What is the selected structure?
Renal pelvis
Decreasing the afferent arteriole radius will:
decrease glomerular pressure and filtration
What is the indicated structure?
juxtamedullary nephron