Title: Chapter 25 - The Urinary System
1Chapter 25 - The Urinary System
Gross Anatomy
Nephron Anatomy
Renal Tubules
Filtration
Urine
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FINAL ROUND
2Gross Anatomy 100 Question
- The tube that carries urine from the kidney to
the urinary bladder is the - a. urethra
- b. ureter
- c. collecting duct
- d. renal vein
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3Gross Anatomy 100 Answer
- The tube that carries urine from the kidney to
the urinary bladder is the - a. urethra
- b. ureter
- c. collecting duct
- d. renal vein
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4Gross Anatomy 200 Question
- The renal medulla is also called the
- a. renal papilla
- b. renal columns
- c. renal pyramids
- d. renal capsule
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5Gross Anatomy 200 Answer
- The renal medulla is also called the
- a. renal papilla
- b. renal columns
- c. renal pyramids
- d. renal capsule
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6Gross Anatomy 300 Question
- The space inside the kidney is the
- a. renal hilum
- b. retroperitoneal space
- c. renal pelvis
- d. renal sinus
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7Gross Anatomy 300 Answer
- The space inside the kidney is the
- a. renal hilum
- b. retroperitoneal space
- c. renal pelvis
- d. renal sinus
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8Gross Anatomy 400 Question
- Which of the following empties urine directly
into the renal pelvis? - a. ureter
- b. renal papilla
- c. major calyx
- d. minor calyx
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9Gross Anatomy 400 Answer
- Which of the following empties urine directly
into the renal pelvis? - a. ureter
- b. renal papilla
- c. major calyx
- d. minor calyx
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10Gross Anatomy 500 Question
- Which of the following vessels would be found in
the renal columns? - a. segmental artery
- b. cortical radiate artery
- c. interlobar artery
- d. arcuate artery
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11Gross Anatomy 500 Answer
- Which of the following vessels would be found in
the renal columns? - a. segmental artery
- b. cortical radiate artery
- c. interlobar artery
- d. arcuate artery
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12Nephron Anatomy 100 Question
- Nephrons are found mostly in the
- a. renal medulla
- b. renal cortex
- c. renal capsule
- d. renal sinus
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13Nephron Anatomy 100 Answer
- Nephrons are found mostly in the
- a. renal medulla
- b. renal cortex
- c. renal capsule
- d. renal sinus
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14Nephron Anatomy 200 Question
- The renal corpuscle consists of
- a. renal tubules
- b. glomerulus
- c. glomerular capsule
- d. both b. and c. are correct
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15Nephron Anatomy 200 Answer
- The renal corpuscle consists of
- a. renal tubules
- b. glomerulus
- c. glomerular capsule
- d. both b. and c. are correct
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16Nephron Anatomy 300 Question
- Which of the following structures is not part of
the nephron? - a. distal convoluted tubule
- b. glomerulus
- c. loop of Henle
- d. collecting duct
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17Nephron Anatomy 300 Answer
- Which of the following structures is not part of
the nephron? - a. distal convoluted tubule
- b. glomerulus
- c. loop of Henle
- d. collecting duct
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18Nephron Anatomy 400 Question
- Podocytes are part of the
- a. filtration slits
- b. glomerular fenestrated epithelium
- c. glomerular capsule
- d. proximal convoluted tubule
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19Nephron Anatomy 400 Answer
- Podocytes are part of the
- a. filtration slits
- b. glomerular fenestrated epithelium
- c. glomerular capsule
- d. proximal convoluted tubule
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20Nephron Anatomy 500 Question
- The visceral layer of the glomerular capsule is
part of the - a. juxtaglomerular apparatus
- b. loop of Henle
- c. filtration membrane
- d. renal tubules
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21Nephron Anatomy 500 Answer
- The visceral layer of the glomerular capsule is
part of the - a. juxtaglomerular apparatus
- b. loop of Henle
- c. filtration membrane
- d. renal tubules
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22Filtration 100 Question
- Which of the following conditions would increase
the glomerular filtration rate? - a. an increase in colloid osmotic pressure
- b. an increase in glomerular hydrostatic pressure
- c. an increase in capsular hydrostatic pressure
- d. all of the above would increase GFR
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23Filtration 100 Answer
- Which of the following conditions would increase
the glomerular filtration rate? - a. an increase in colloid osmotic pressure
- b. an increase in glomerular hydrostatic pressure
- c. an increase in capsular hydrostatic pressure
- d. all of the above would increase GFR
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24Filtration 200 Question
- Which of the following substances would not be
found in normal filtrate? - a. albumin
- b. glucose
- c. potassium
- d. urea
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25Filtration 200 Answer
- Which of the following substances would not be
found in normal filtrate? - a. albumin
- b. glucose
- c. potassium
- d. urea
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26Filtration 300 Question
- Which of the following would be a result of an
increase in systemic blood pressure? - a. afferent arterioles constrict
- b. efferent arterioles constrict
- c. afferent arterioles dilate
- d. GFR increases dramatically
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27Filtration 300 Answer
- Which of the following would be a result of an
increase in systemic blood pressure? - a. afferent arterioles constrict
- b. efferent arterioles constrict
- c. afferent arterioles dilate
- d. GFR increases dramatically
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28Filtration 400 Question
- What is the NFP if GHP is 60mmHg, COP is 35mmHg
and CHP is 25mmHg? - a. 120mmHg
- b. 70mmHg
- c. 40mmHg
- d. 0mmHg
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29Filtration 400 Answer
- What is the NFP if GHP is 60mmHg, COP is 35mmHg
and CHP is 25mmHg? - a. 120mmHg
- b. 70mmHg
- c. 40mmHg
- d. 0mmHg
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30Filtration 500 Question
- Which of the following will reduce the glomerular
filtration pressure? - a. angiotensin II
- b. increased GHP
- c. ADH
- d. aldosterone
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31Filtration 500 Answer
- Which of the following will reduce the glomerular
filtration pressure? - a. angiotensin II
- b. increased GHP
- c. ADH
- d. aldosterone
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32Renal Tubules 100 Question
- Most of the nutrients in the filtrate are
reabsorbed from the - a. proximal convoluted tubule
- b. distal convoluted tubule
- c. loop of Henle
- d. glomerular capsule
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33Renal Tubules 100 Answer
- Most of the nutrients in the filtrate are
reabsorbed from the - a. proximal convoluted tubule
- b. distal convoluted tubule
- c. loop of Henle
- d. glomerular capsule
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34Renal Tubules 200 Question
- At the distal tubule a _____ is secreted for
every sodium ion that is reabsorbed. - a. chloride ion
- b. bicarbonate ion
- c. potassium ion
- d. calcium ion
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35Renal Tubules 200 Answer
- At the distal tubule a _____ is secreted for
every sodium ion that is reabsorbed. - a. chloride ion
- b. bicarbonate ion
- c. potassium ion
- d. calcium ion
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36Renal Tubules 300 Question
- When glucose spills over into the urine it has
- a. been secreted
- b. been filtered and secreted
- c. exceeded its transport maximum
- d. been completely cleared from the blood
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37Renal Tubules 300 Answer
- When glucose spills over into the urine it has
- a. been secreted
- b. been filtered and secreted
- c. exceeded its transport maximum
- d. been completely cleared from the blood
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38Renal Tubules 400 Question
- If your urine contains less potassium ions that
your filtrate then the potassium has been - a. filtered and secreted
- b. filtered and reabsorbed
- c. filtered only
- d. secreted only
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39Renal Tubules 400 Answer
- If your urine contains less potassium ions that
your filtrate then the potassium has been - a. filtered and secreted
- b. filtered and reabsorbed
- c. filtered only
- d. secreted only
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40Renal Tubules 500 Question
- Which of the following is actively transported
out of the renal tubules? - a. chloride ion
- b. potassium ion
- c. sodium ion
- d. urea
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41Renal Tubules 500 Answer
- Which of the following is actively transported
out of the renal tubules? - a. chloride ion
- b. potassium ion
- c. sodium ion
- d. urea
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42Urine 100 Question
- Which of the following would be an abnormal
constituent of urine? - a. sodium
- b. potassium
- c. albumin
- d. urea
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43Urine 100 Answer
- Which of the following would be an abnormal
constituent of urine? - a. sodium
- b. potassium
- c. albumin
- d. urea
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44Urine 200 Question
- The collecting ducts are _____ to water when the
hormone _____ is present. - a. permeable, ADH
- b. permeable, aldosterone
- c. impermeable, ADH
- d. impermeable, aldosterone
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45Urine 200 Answer
- The collecting ducts are _____ to water when the
hormone _____ is present. - a. permeable, ADH
- b. permeable, aldosterone
- c. impermeable, ADH
- d. impermeable, aldosterone
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46Urine 300 Question
- Which of the following would be an abnormal pH
for urine? - a. 5.0
- b. 6.0
- c. 8.0
- d. 11.0
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47Urine 300 Answer
- Which of the following would be an abnormal pH
for urine? - a. 5.0
- b. 6.0
- c. 8.0
- d. 11.0
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48Urine 400 Question
- The portion of the nephron that maintains the
hypertonicity of the renal medulla is the - a. proximal convoluted tubule
- b. glomerulus
- c. loop of Henle
- d. distal convoluted tubule
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49Urine 400 Answer
- The portion of the nephron that maintains the
hypertonicity of the renal medulla is the - a. proximal convoluted tubule
- b. glomerulus
- c. loop of Henle
- d. distal convoluted tubule
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50Urine 500 Question
- When urine enters the collecting duct it is
______ to the blood. - a. hypotonic
- b. hypertonic
- c. isotonic
- d. isoosmotic
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51Urine 500 Answer
- When urine enters the collecting duct it is
______ to the blood. - a. hypotonic
- b. hypertonic
- c. isotonic
- d. isoosmotic
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52FINAL ROUND Question
- Which part of our urinary system employs a
countercurrent mechanism? - a. glomerulus
- b. loop of Henle
- c. ureter
- d. juxtaglomerular apparatus
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53FINAL ROUND Answer
- Which part of our urinary system employs a
countercurrent mechanism? - a. glomerulus
- b. loop of Henle
- c. ureter
- d. juxtaglomerular apparatus
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