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WEEK 4:

Renal histology:

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general function of urinary system production, storage and voiding of urine
position of kidney posterior abdominal wall behind peritoneum and at level of T12-L3 vertebrae. Posteriorly deep to 11th and 12th rib and right kidney is slightly lower level (2.5cm) than left kidney
shape of kidney lateral margin is convex, medial margin is concave (overall bean shaped)
ureter position
bladder position
urethra
urethra in males
urethra in females
important function in kidneys (6) filtration of blood, modification of filtrate, production of urine, regulation of body fluid, exo/endocrine function, and synthetic function
requirement for the kidney to filtrate blood to remove toxins kidneys need optimal vascular supply and microcirculation
explain the exo/endocrine function of kidneys
cortex of kidney outer layer with columns of Bertin lying between individual units of medulla
medulla of kidney
the collecting system (calyces) unite to form renal pelvis
renal pelvis connects to ureter
walls of calyces and ureter contains smooth muscle (to allow propulsion of urine)
what is needed for peristaltic contraction inherent pacemaker
uriniferous tubule is made from (2) nephron and collecting tubule
nephron can be classified as what depending on location of renal corpuscle (3) cortical, midcortical, or juxtamedullary
types of Loops of Henle in cortical nephrons shorter
types of Loops of Henle in juxtamedullary nephrons longer and deeper in medulla
difference between loop of Henle in cortical and juxtamedullary nephrons cortical nephrons have shorter loops of Henle but juxtamedullary nephrons have longer Loops of Henle deeper in the medulla
single renal artery
blood flow to kidneys is about what % of cardiac output (1.25L/min)
renal vein drains into IVC
filtration takes place across which 3 layers fenestrated endothelium of glomerular capillaries, basement membrane, and filtration slits between podocytes
function of supporting tissue within glomerulus intra-glomerular mesangial cells
functions of intra-glomerular mesangial cells (4) support of capillary loops, contracting and regulating blood flow, secretes prostaglandin, angiotensin II and inflammatory response
function of proximal convoluted tubule reabsorption of filtrate
the proximal tubule is linedwith epithelial cells
proximal convoluted tubule contains
histological appearance of proximal convoluted tubule
loop pf henle begins and ends with(appearnace)
lining cells for a sample of what in loop of henle
distal tubes
distal (convoluted tubules) function (3)
macula densa
difference between food in macula dendsa and
lacis cells
renin-producing granular JG cells
collecting ducts
urothelium
cells of basement membrane
shape of more superficial cells changes as
importance of surface specialisations
importance of the transitional epithelium being impermeable
features of the urothelium
ureters enter bladder in what position obliquely
filling of bladder causes
contraction of detrusor muscle assist in
what surrounds urethral outlet
ring of smooth muscle surrounds urethral outlet to form
urethra passes through
urogenital diaphragm contains
bladder is lined with transitional epithelium
as bladder fills what happens to detrusor muscle bundles
bladder diverticula forms when
parts of urethra in males (3) prostatic portion, membranous portion and penile urethra
prostatic portion of urethra
membranous portion of urethra
penile portion of urethra
urethral epithelial lining
describe external sphincter in females
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