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conditions of kidneys
nephritis-inflammation of kidney
ptosis-dropping of one or both kidneys
Hilum
concave notch on kidney w/
autonomic nerves
lymphatics
renal artery (blood in)
renal vein (blood out)
arteries of kidney
renal
segmental
interlobal
arcuate
interlobular
capillary knot in kidney
-endothelium is fenestrated with pores
-lamina densa (basement membrane)
-slit pores
tubules and ducts in kedney
*proximal convoluted tubule
*distal convoluted tubule
*collecting tubule (in renal pyramid)
*collecting duct w/ branches
*papillary duct w/ branches
nephrons
-basic structural and functional units of kidneys
-juxtamedullary nephrons 15%
-cortical nephrons 85%
ureters
2 of them
carry urine to bladder w/ peristaltic waves, gravity, and hydrostatic pressure
urinary bladder
700-800 ml capacity
4 layers
4 layers of the urinary bladder
1. mucosa w/ transitional epithelium & rugae
2. submucosa of C.T.
3. smooth muscle layer
-middle circular layer
-inner and outer longitudinal
4. serosa
urethra
connects bladder to exterior
1.5" in females
8" males (urine and semen)
-internal smooth muscle sphincter (involuntary)
-external skeletal muscle sphincter (voluntary)
micturition
(urinating)
bladder fills with urine
a. bladder contracts
b. internal urethral sphincter relaxes
c. external sphincter relaxes (w/ conscious efort)
incontinence
loss of control
retention
failure to void (males-problem w/ prostate)?