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What is the medical indentation where the vessels, nerves, and ureter connect with the kidneys called? Hilum
What are the smallest arteries that deliver blood to the glomerulus? afferent arterioles
What are the shortest arteries that drain blood from the glomerulus? efferent arterioles
What is stage 2 Kidney failure? When the kidney no longer adapt to the loss of nephrons
What is the renal cortex? the outer part of the Kidney
What is the renal medulla? The inner portion of the kidney
What is the renal pyramids? The triangular divisions of the medulla of the kidney
What are the renal columns? Cortical tissue between the renal pyramids
What is the renal papilla? narrow, inter-most end of the pyramids
What is the renal pelvis? Basin-like area connecting the upper end of the ureter.
What is the ureter? The tube that drain urine into the bladder
What is the Calyx? division of the renal pelvis opens up to the pyramids
What also function the blood volume and the blood pressure regulation? Juxtaglomerular (JG)
What are the three process the nephrons form urine? Filtration, Reabsorption, Secretion
What cells trigger RAAS- or RENIN Juxtaglomerular (JG) Cells
What does Anuria mean? absence of urine
Scanty amount of urine is called? Oliguria
Unusually large amount of urine is called? Polyuria
Pain caused by the passage of kidney stones is called? Renal Colic
When bladder is empty is very wrinkled and lies in folds called? Rugae
The triangle area of the back or posterior surface of the bladder that is free of rugae is called? Trigone
Medical term for bladder infection? Cystitis
To leave the body, urine passes from the bladder, down the? Urethra
Urine leaves the Urethra , and out the external opening called? Urinary meatus
The sphincter located at the bladder exit is called? internal urethral sphincter
Circles the Urethra below the neck of the bladder is called? external urethral sphincter
A condition where no urine is voided. Kidney produce urine but bladder cannot empty itself is called? Urinary retention
Kidney that do not produce urine, but bladder retains the ability to empty itself Urinary suppression
involuntary voiding or loss of urine is called? Urinary incontinence
Physical m chemical and microscopic examination of urine term is called? Urinalysis
Pathological swelling or enlargement of the renal pelvis and calyces caused by blockage of urine outflow is called? hydronephrosis
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