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23 Cards in this Set

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kidneys
two in #, with cortex and medulla, adrenal glands and ureters, retroperitoneal
nephritis
inflammation of the kidney, often stems from strep throat
ptosis
dropping of one or both kidneys
urine
waste material produced by the kidney
systems involved in waste elimination
urinary-urine
respiratory-CO2
integumentary-salts=urea
digestive-feces
hilum/hilus
concave notch with autonomic nerves, lymphatics, renal artery (blood in), renal vein (blood out)
path of waste through urinary system to bladder
renal artery-segmental artery-interlobar artery-arcuate artery-interlobular artery-afferent arteriole-glomerulus-Bowman's capsule-proximal convoluted tubule- descending limb of loop of Henle-loop of Henle-ascending limb of loop of henle-distal convoluted tubule-collecting tubule-collecting duct-papillary duct-minor calyx-major calyx-renal pelvis-ureter
nephrons
basics structural and functional units of the kidney, juxtamedullary nephrons (15%) cortical nephrons (15%)
ureter
2 in #, stem of a funnel,carry urine to urinary bladder via peristaltic waves, gravity, and hydrostatic pressure due to blood pressure in glomeruli, no anatomical sphincter between ureter and bladder
functional valves
fleshy flaps of mucosa that are compressed when bladder is full.
cystitis
inflammation of bladder, can lead to kidney infection
glomerulus
capillary knot or bed, endothelium is fenestrated with pores, lamina densa or basement membrane
podocytes
interglomerular epithelium make up part of glomerular capsule, have pedicels with filtration slits between them
efferent arteriole
blood exits glomerulus via this arteriole with small diameter
renal pyramid
location of collecting tubules
urinary bladder
one per person, 700-800 mL capacity, four layers
four layers of bladder
-mucosa with transitional epithelium and rugae
-submucosa of CT
-smooth muscle layer=detrusor muscle, outer longitudinal, middle circular, inner longitudinal
-serosa
trigone
section of bladder that leads to the urethra
urethra
connects bladder to exterior, about 1 1/2" in females (urine), 8" in males (urine and semen), two sphincters, micturition
two urethral spincters
internal smooth muscle-autonomic
external skeletal muscle-under cerebral control
micturition
urination or voiding, bladder fills with urine, stretch receptors in bladder walls trigger, bladder contacts (except trigone), internal urethral sphincter contracts, w conscious effort, external urethral sphincter is relaxed
incontinence
loss of control of micturition
retention
failure to micturate, in males possible problem with prostate