Anatomy and Physiology - Urine Formation and Reproductive Systems

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Flashcards covering key concepts related to urine formation, nephron structure, and reproductive systems.

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The filtrate exiting the collecting duct is now called __.

Urine

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Infiltration

Occurs within the renal corpuscle

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Moving substances from the renal tubular structures towards the peritubular capillaries, retaining them in the body, is called __.

Tubular reabsorption

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Moving substances from the peritubular capillaries towards the renal tubular structure, for excretion in urine, is called __.(within the nephron)

Tubular secretion

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The three microscopic processes that result in the formation of urine at the level of the nephron are __.

Filtration, tubular reabsorption, and tubular secretion

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True or False: Tubular secretion occurs within the renal corpuscle of the nephron.

False

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Moving water from the proximal convoluted tubule to the peritubular capillaries is referred to as tubular secretion. True or False?

False

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The type of nephron with a renal corpuscle on the outer edge of the renal cortex and a shorter loop of Henle is called __.

Cortical nephron

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The type of nephron with a renal corpuscle deeper in the renal cortex and a longer loop of Henle is called __.

Juxtamedullary nephron

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True or False: The cortical nephron contains a renal corpuscle that is deeper in the renal cortex.

False

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Macula densa cells are located in the __.

Distal convoluted tubule (DCT)

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The grid inside the Bowman's capsule is the __.

Glomerulus

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After the Bowman's capsule, the next part of the nephron is the __.

PCT

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Overall, about __of reabsorption occurs at the PCT.

65%

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Do the PCT and loop of Henle depend in the presence of hormones to reabsorb water? Yes or no?

No

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Water reabsorption in the late DCT and collecting duct depends on which two hormones?

ADH and aldosterone

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The shape formed by connecting the points where the ureters enter the bladder and the urethra begins is called __.

The trigon

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In males, the urethra has three parts: __, __, and __.

Prostatic, membranous, and spongy

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Sperm cells mature and learn how to swim in the __.

Epididymis

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After the epididymis, sperm cells move into the __.

Vas deferens

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The female sex organs are her __.

Ovaries

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A mature egg released from the ovary travels into the __.

Fallopian tube

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The male gonads are called __.

Testes

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The female gonads are called __.

Ovaries

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Sex cells are referred to as __.

Gametes

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Non-sex cells in the body are referred to as __.

Somatic cells

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Gametes use a form of cell division known as __.

Myosis

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Somatic cells undergo a cell division known as __.

Mitosis

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Collectively, the production of sperm cells and oocytes is called __.

Gametogenesis

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The production of female sex cells is called __.

Oogenesis

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In a female's reproductive cycle, the / will be considered her mid cycle, in the middle of her cycle.

Midpoint/day fourteen

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When a female's body decides to say we're gonna go ahead and give up releasing an egg and release is each month is called __.

Menopause

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Jd cells

Cells associated within the afferent arteriole

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Glucose

About 99% can be reabsorbed in the PCT

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