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| The urinary sytem is composed of |
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| kidneys, ureters, bladder and urethra |
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the functional unit of the kidney what filtrates, reabsorbes or secretes |
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| the purpose of nephrons are |
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| filter waste product and other substances from the blood |
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| regulate the volume of body fluids, control rate of rbc formation, control blood pressure,regular the absorption of calcium |
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| What Supplies blood to kidneys |
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| rental arteries and veins |
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| name the kidneys two regions |
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| outer cortex and inner medulla |
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| regions of the rental tubule are |
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| proximal tubule, loop of henle, distal tubule,the collectin duct |
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| Urine is formed from a balance between |
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| glomerular filtration, tubular secretion and tubular reabsorption |
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| tubular reabsorption is the process |
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| whereby substances are transport out of the rental tubules into intercellular fluid and into peritbular capillaries and back into the body??????????? |
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| name the substances generally reabsorbed in the proximal tubular(PCT |
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| glucose, water,amino acids, electrolytes of sodium, lactic, |
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| substances secreted into the DCT |
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| potassium ions, hydrogen ions |
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| substances generally reabsorbed in the DCT of the renal tubule |
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| urine is what percentage of water |
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| excess potasssium and calcium |
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| movement of the urine though the uterter is by what |
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| a hollow distensible organ within the pelvic cavity |
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| Triangular area on the floor of the urinary bladder |
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| name the 4 layers of the urinary bladder |
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inner mucus layer,
submucus layer,
muscle layer,
outermost serous layer |
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| a tube that transport urine form the urinary bladder to the outside of the body |
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| name the three sections of the urethra |
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| the prostrate,membranous, penile |
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| name the medical term for urination |
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| what are the sex hormones in males and females |
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| what is the primary sex organ in the male and female |
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| name the secondary sex organs in the male |
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| epididymis, vas deferens, seminal vesicle, prostate gland, bulbourthral glands, scrotum, penis |
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| structure off the sperm cell are |
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| how man autosominal sex cells (chromosomes) in a males and females |
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23 chromosomes and 1 sex cell (x or y) for male
23 autosominal chromosomes and 1 sex cell always X |
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| male sex hormones are called |
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| how much sperm is produced at orgasm and how many sperm aprox |
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Name the female assessory organs |
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| uterine tubes,uterus,vagina,libia majora,libia minors,clitoris,vestibule,mammy glands |
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| name the two cortex in ovaries |
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| cortical and medullary portion |
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| the uterine wall consist of three what? |
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| endometrium, myometrium, and perimetrium |
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| libia minora are what and where |
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| flattened longitudunal folds between the libia minora |
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| purpose of the female urthra |
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| for urine and semen but not at the same time |
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