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PN 110 urinary syste

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functional unit of the kidney   nephron  
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this part of the nephron dips into the renal medulla   loop of Henle  
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this organ filters blood and helps remove waste   kidney  
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the tube between the kidney and the bladder   ureter  
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this provides a storage tank for the urine   urinary bladder  
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these folds in the bladder stretch out as the bladder fills   rugae  
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this posterior pituitary hormone causes water to be reabsorbed in the kidney   antidiuretic hormone  
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a condition caused by the lack of antidiuretic hormone (ADH)   diabetes insipidus DI causes the urine to be very dilute  
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this tube inside the kidney reabsorbs water and concentrates the filtrate   collecting duct  
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a mass of twisting capillaries in the Bowman's capsule   glomerulus  
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this convoluted tubule comes before the loop of Henle   proximal convoluted tubule  
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protein in the urine   proteinuria  
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tube from the bladder to the outside   urethra  
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the inability to control urine   urinary incontinence  
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a drug or substance that increases urine volume   diuretic  
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low urine output   oliguria  
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a build up of urea and other waste products in the blood because of poor kidney function   uremia "urine in the blood"  
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double layer of epithelial cells that wrap around the glomerulus   Bowman's capsule (glomerular capsule)  
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the amount of fluid filtered by both kidneys is known as   Glomerular filtration rate (GFR)  
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a process that artificially filters blood as a kidney would   dialysis  
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The adrenal gland hormone that causes the body to retain sodium (and thus water) This causes an increase in blood pressure.   aldosterone  
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opening at the end of urethra   meatus  
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outer region of the kidney   renal cortex  
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inner region of the kidney   renal medulla  
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location of kidneys   retroperitoneal (behind the peritoneum) Kidneys are in the back, tucked under the bottom ribs.  
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the heart releases this hormone when blood pressure is elevated it causes the kidney to release sodium (and water)   Atrial natriuretic peptide (ANP)  
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