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Transitional epithelium


Rugae


Detrusor

Three unique features of the bladder are:

Trigone

The region where the ureters connect to the bladder is called the____

Hydration level

The most important purpose of the kidneys is to maintain your____ ____

Volume


Composition


Ph

The three characteristics of blood that the kidney regulates are:

Nephron

The basic unit of structure and function of the kidney is the____

Renal capsule

The covering layer of the kidney that is the most important in immunity is the____ ____

Arterioles can change diameter

The reason there is an efferent arteriole is because:

Ruptured appendix


Bladder infection


Blood pathogens

Three ways the kidney is at risk from infection:

Hilus

The indented portion of the kidney is called the____

60

Every drop of blood passes through your kidneys____ times a day

1500

A normal person produces____ mL of urine a day

Filtration


Reabsorption


Secretion

The three things that the nephron unit does are:


- glomerular____


- tubular_____


- tubular____

Podocytes

____ are cells in the filtration membrane that make slit pores

Proteins

Urea is a waste product of the breakdown of____

Nucleic acids

Uric acid is a waste product of the breakdown of____ ____

Simple cuboidal

Both the PCT and the DCT are made of____ ____ epithelium

60

The pressure in the glomerulus is____ mmHg

Hydrostatic



18

The filtrate always present in Bowman's capsule creates____ pressure, which is___ mmHg

10



2-3

The filtration pressure in the kidney is____ mmHg, whereas it is____ everywhere else

Low

If you are in liver failure and not making albumin, your filtration pressure will be too____

Microvilli

The proximal convoluted tubule contains____ that make it look hazy under a microscope

Active transport

Glucose is removed from filtrate by means of____ ____

50


Passive transport

____ of urea is saved by means of____ ____ and is important in protein synthesis

90


Active transport

____ % of uric acid is saved by means of____ ____ and its importance is not understood

Gout

The condition____ is from the settling of uric acid crystals in joints

Lowest

The blood pressure in the peritubular capillary is the____ in the body

Highest



Albumin

The osmotic pressure of the peritubular capillary is the _____ in the body due to the abundance of_____

Na


Cl

In the PCT,____ can slip through microvilli with no trouble, taking water and____ ions with it

Aldosterone

The hormone____ is responsible for putting potassium into filtrate to effect the sodium level

Parathormone

The hormone____ is responsible for putting phosphate ions into filtrate to serve as buffers

Aldosterone


Parathormone

Proper pH of the filtrate is maintained by these 2 hormones:

0.9%



1


ADH

In a cell, the normal salt concentration is____ %



A hypertonic solution would be____% and____ would be released

Angiotensin 2

The most powerful vasoconstrictor in the body is____

Cortical

Most of the nephron units are____

Vasa recta

The____ ____ receives the water saved by reabsorption in the kidney

Concentration gradient

The countercurrent multiplier system sets up and maintains a____ ____

300

The solute concentration of the cortex in the kidney is____ milliosmoles

Water



Simple cuboidal

The ascending loop of Henle is impermeable to____ and it is made of____ ____ epithelium

Sodium

Pumper molecules in the loop of Henle pump out____ actively

Juxtamedullary

The countercurrent multiplier system only occurs in____ nephron units

Sperm


Gonad

The male gamete is a____ and is produced by a____

Germinal ridges

During embryonic development, the testicles are formed from tissue near the kidneys called____ ____

7 weeks



7 months

Around____ ____ gestation, the germinal ridges form and at around____ ____ are when the testicles descend

Inguinal canal

The testicles descend by means of the____ ____

Gubernaculum

The____ is a tissue that pulls the testicles down into the scrotum during descent and anchors them to the bottom.

Seminiferous tubule

Sperm are made in the____ ____

Tunica albuginea



Lobules

The____ ____ encapsulates the epididymis and seminiferous tubules. It also forms partitions called____

Cremaster


Dartus

The____ and the____ are muscles that respond to environmental changes and bring the testicles closer or farther away from the body

46

Spermatogonia have____ chromosomes

Pampiniform blood plexus

The____ ____ ____ is a part of the spermatic cord that helps to keep the sperm to stay cool

Ampulla

When a male gets a vasectomy, they have to wait to have unprotected sex due to possible presence of sperm in the____

Seminal vesicle

60% of semen is produced by the____ ____

Alkaline

The pH of semen is slightly_____

Testosterone

The interstitial cells of Leydig make____

Androgen binding protein

Sertoli cells make____ ____ ____

Barrier


Nourishment


Androgen binding protein


Inhibin

4 unique characteristics of the Sertoli cells are:

Puberty



FHSRH


LHRH

Gonadotropin is produced at____ and is a combination of____ and____

Sterile

If an androgen binding protein (ABP) is not found in the Sertoli cell, testosterone will not remain to mature the sperm and the male will be____

Epididymis

Spermiogenesis occurs in the____

Corpora cavernosa

The____ ____ is an erectile tissue that surrounds the blood vessels in the penis and contributes to erections

Acrosome

On a sperm, the____ contains proteolytic enzymes that break down the egg's protective coating

Mitochondria

The midpiece of sperm is made mostly of____

3.5 mL



120 million

In ejaculate, there is____ mL of semen released



Each mL of semen contains how many sperm?

Orgasm

The combination of emission and ejaculation is called____

Tunica albuginea

The entire ovary is covered by the____ ____

Corpus luteum

After ovulation, the theca becomes the____ ____

Corona radiata

After ovulation, the granulosum becomes the____ ____

Inverse

LH/ FSH and estrogen /progesterone's relationship is____

Zona pellucida

During day 1-5 of the ovarian cycle, a protective coating called the____ ____ forms around the follicle

Connective tissue



Glands

Estrogen works to develop____ ____ while progesterone works to develop____

Proliferation


Estrogen

Pre-ovulation is referred to as the____ phase and the primary hormone working is_____

Secretory



Progesterone

The post-ovulation phase is referred to as the____ phase and the primary hormone working is_____

Third

Fertilization of an egg occurs in the upper____ of the Fallopian tubes

LH surge

Most birth control pills prevent the____ ____

7

The endometrium in the uterus is thinnest on day____

Progesterone

If____ levels aren't high enough after an egg is fertilized, implantation does not occur

Corpus luteum

Human chorionic gonadotropin is released after the egg is fertilized and extends the life of the____ ____

Menopause

____ occurs when the remaining follicles do not respond to FSH

30 hours

How long does the first division of the zygote take to occur?

Blastomeres

The first division of the zygote results in the formation of 2____

Folic acid

Having adequate levels of____ ____ is important in ensuring even division of the blastomeres

Spina bifida


Cleft palate

Uneven division of the blastomeres results in conditions such as: (2)

72 hours

How long after fertilization does it take for the morula to be formed?

Trophoblast

After a zygote divides and the morula enters the uterus, the corona radiata is now the____

Blastocyst

After the morula enters the uterus, it is called a____

Blastocele


Embryonic tissue

The blastocyst contains: (2)

Pole

Embryonic tissue migrates toward one____

Chorion

After implantation, the trophoblast is called the____