Urinary Systems and Electrolytes III

Description

Flashcards on Urinary Systems and Electrolytes III, created by J yadonknow on 29/03/2018.
J yadonknow
Flashcards by J yadonknow, updated more than 1 year ago
J yadonknow
Created by J yadonknow over 6 years ago
1
0

Resource summary

Question Answer
Components + function of urinary system (4) Kidneys = urine production = excretion and regulation Ureters = urine transfer to bladder Bladder = urine storage = elimination Urethra = urine release = elimination
What are the adrenal glands comprised of and what hormones do they release? Cortex and medulla Corticosteroids + Aldosterone Adrenaline + Noradrenaline
What are their functions? Cortex - Na+/H2O retention, increase BP and volume Medulla - fight or flight response
What is the location of the kidneys? T12-L3, retroperitoneal
Why is the right kidney inferior? Liver
Draw a diagram of a transverse cut of kidneys Ant. Post. Rich blood supply necessitates heavy protection.
What is the function of the renal capsule? Protect + regulates size of kidney
What surrounds the R. capsule? Layers of perinephric fat R. Fascia
What are the R. fascia? Collagenous suspensory fibres
Draw a diagram of a kidney (8) Renal lobe Renal pyramids Minor calyx Medulla Major calyx R. pelvis Cortex R. column
How do these compartments relate? (5) Cortex sends projections to R. Columns Divides kidney into R. Pyramids Which collectively form R. Medulla Cortex + Pyra = R. lobe Location of nephron the functional unit of the kidney
Nephron diagram (14) Glomerulus CB Eff art. Aff art. PCT Vasa recta DCT LOH Peritubular cavity Interlobular vein Cortex Medulla CD Pelvis
Nephron functioning (6) CD spans length of lobe from out cort -> medulla Emerges at R. papillae Urine passed to minor calyx around R. pap Collect into major calyx Pass through R. pelvis Located in R. sinus
Renal circulation (5) interlobular artery arcuate artery segmental artery renal artery renal vein
Ureters (3) Retroperitoneal throughout length Compression close off ureters like one-way valve Prevents backflow
Bladder surfaces superior inferolateral x2 ^^ meet at apex posterior
What is the triangle of the bladder? Between ureters and urethra Smooth trigone surface funnels urine down to urethra Rest is thrown into rugae
What are the muscular walls of bladder formed by? Detrouser muscle
Men vs. Women urethra Men - s shaped 4 curves women - share pelvic cavity
What do external urethral sphincters do? External prevent reflex of semen into bladder
Show full summary Hide full summary

Similar

Atoms, Protons, Neutrons & Electrons quiz
leonie.examtime
Physics - Energy, Power & Work
dominique22
The SAT Test
philip.ellis
Chemical Symbols
Keera
GCSE Chemistry C3 (OCR)
Usman Rauf
GCSE AQA Biology 3 Kidneys & Homeostasis
Lilac Potato
An Inspector Calls- Quotes
ae14bh12
Key policies and organisations Cold War
E A
PSBD TEST # 3_1
yog thapa
The Periodic Table
asramanathan
MAPA MENTAL DISEÑO GRAFICO
Lizbeth Domínguez