Renal Corpuscle
Nephrons
Urinalysis
Ureter, Bladder, Urethra
Misc
100

What are the functional structure of the nephrons?

Renal corpuscles

100

What happens to urine concentration as it goes down the descending loop of Henle?

Increases

100

Having this might indicate a bacterial infection, particularly E.coli or other gram-negative rods.

Nitrites

100

Which structure stores urine?

Bladder

100

______ is the scientific term for urination.

Micturition

200

Where does most water reabsorption take place?

Proximal convoluted tube

200

The glomerulus is the site of what process? 

Filtration

200

What are formed in renal tubules and may be due to concentrated urine?

Casts

200

During urination, which muscle contracts?

Detrusor

200

What are the THREE main parts of urinary system?

Kidney, ureter, bladder

300

This complex is involved in the regulation of blood pressure via osmolarity.

Juxtamedullary complex

300

Which vessel delivers blood to the glomerulus for filtering in the kidney?

Afferent arteriole

300

If you have protein in your urine, what condition could you have?

Albuminuria

300

What is the order that urine takes from the kidney to the bladder in order.

Urinary bladder

Renal pelvis

Calyx

Ureter

Papillary duct in renal pyramid

Collecting duct

Collecting duct

Papillary duct in renal pyramid

Calyx

Renal pelvis

Ureter

Urinary bladder



 

300

Which blood vessels supply the kidneys with oxygenated blood?

Renal arteries

400

These cells are found at the start of the distal tubule and detect changes in sodium concentration.

Macula densa

400

The Bowman's capsule receives filtrate from which structure?

Glomerulus

400

Name TWO types of crystal that form in acidic urine.

Leucine spheres, calcium oxalate, uric acid, sodium urate, cystine, tyrosine needles

400

Which urethra in the male is most distal?

Spongy urethra

400

Of the medulla, cortex, capsule, and pelvis, which contain the renal pyramids?

Medulla

500

What are podocytes?

They line the inner layer of the glomerular and have foot-like extensions that help form the filtration membrane and regulate what passes into the filtrate.

500

Name 3 things are absorbed in the proximal tubule.

Water, Na+, Cl-, K+, glucose, and amino acids are reabsorbed.

500

What are too large to pass through the glomerular filtration membrane and should not be present in urine?

Red blood cells

500

In both female and male urinary tracts, the bladder is posterior to which structure?

Pelvic bone

500

Does the Inferior Vena Cava receive oxygenated or deoxygenated and filtered or unfiltered blood? 

Deoxygenated and filtered blood