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Functions of the Urinary/Renal system
removal of metabolic waste Nitrogenous and foreign bodys from plasma.

Regulate plasma ionic composition

regulate plasma valume

regulate plasma osmolarity

regulate ph

secrete erythropoietin.
Anatomy of Urinary System
Kidneys
ureters
bladder
urethra
Anatomy of kidney
cortex
medulla
pelvis
nephron
renal corpuscle
renal tube
nephron:
funcrional unit of the kidney

made of renal corpuscle & renal tubual
anatony of
renal corpuscle:
Glomerular or ( bowmans's)capsule
&
Glomerulus
anatomy of
renal tubule :
(PCT)- proxamal convoluted tubule
(DCT)- distal convoluted tubule
Loop of Henle
& collecting duct
DCT- distal convoluted tubual
starts flow to:
collecting duct ->
papillarty duct ->
minor calyx -> major calyx ->
to the pelvis of kidney
Blood Supply
flow in the kidney flows:
Renal -> segmental -> interLOBAR -> arcurte ->
interLOBULAR -> Afferent art->
glomerulus -> Efferent art ->
peritubular capillaries ->
interLOBULAR vein
Juxtaglomerular apparatus(JGA)
JG Cells :
JG cells are granular and contain renin - JGA are in the arteriole and respond to
mechanoreceptors detecting arteriole strech from changing blood pressure
Distal convoluted renal tubual (DCT)
Macula densa cells :
chemorecepters (osmoreceptors)
that respond the the changing flow rate and solute content of the filtration