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9792292584PCT (proximal convoluted tubule)Most reapsortion occurs0
9792292585juxtaglomerular complexSystem that regulates rate of filtration and systemic BP1
9792292586Which hormone required for facultative water reabsorption in collecting ductADH creates aquaporins2
9792292587Presence of glucose in urineExceeded transport max3
9792292635Calyces collect urine, then emptied into renal pelvis4
9792292588Branch off arcuateCortical radial5
9792292589Shallow breathingAlkoltic6
9792292590renal corpusclesGlomerulus and Bowman's capsule, filtrate removes from blood7
9792292591GlomerulusProduces filtrate8
9792292592External urethral sphincterUnder conscious control pee9
9792292593MictritionOpen sphincters, Detrusor muscle contracts10
9792292594Chief force pushing water and solutes out of bloodHydrostatic pressure11
9792292595net filtration pressureOutward - inward12
9792292596AdhEffects collecting ducts13
9792292597MictrutionPissing14
9792292598DCT (distal convoluted tubule)Only absorbs with hormones15
9792292599vasa rectaServes as point to collect ions and water back into blood16
9792292600Right kidney lowerBecause of liver17
9792292601JCG cells that produce reninGranular secrete when bp drops18
9792292602Failing liver unable to make albumin means increasedFiltration pressure19
9792292603blood osmotic pressure dropsFiltration pressure increases20
9792292604Vasa recta has the highest blood osmolarity inDeep medulla21
9792292605TrigoneUreter entrance and opening to urethra22
9792292606Issues most common in infantsAcid base Sodium23
9792292607HypoalkemiaNeed for stronger stimulus to cause action potential (low potassium)24
9792292608ICF most abundant cationK+25
9792292609ICF (intracellular fluid)Has the most water26
97922926362250 total water from food and water27
9792292610Important renal mechanism for acid baseMaintain HCO328
9792292611Hyperventilation can lead toRespiratory alkalosis29
9792292612Someone who is suffocating would developRespiratory acidosis30
9792292613Addison's would not haveHypertension31
9792292614EdemaLow protein levels32
9792292615bicarbonate ionPrimary buffer in plasma33
9792292616PTH works to increaseCa+34
9792292617Not an effect of PTHDecrease ca+ absoprtionin gut35
9792292618All extra cellular waterInterstitial + plasma36
9792292619Release of FSH encourages sustenocytesTo release37
9792292620LH targetsIF: androgen secretions38
9792292621Bulbourethral producesClear viscous39
9792292637Early spermatids have undergone meiosis 1 and 240
9792292638Estrogen promotes oogenisis41
9792292622myometrium of uterusSmooth muscle42
9792292623Labia minoraEnclosed vestibule43
9792292624Primary oocyteChromosomal tetrads44
9792292639Corpus luteum forms at secretory ohase45
9792292625EstradiolMost responsible for estrogen effects46
9792292626ViagraReduces blood pressure47
9792292627MeiosisSperm and egg cells have half the chromosome48
9792292628Round ligamentConnects uterus to labia majora49
9792292629Which of following structures is derived from sphlanic mesodermHeart50
97922926309-12 weeksFetus has final shape51
979229263121-30 weeksBlood cell production in bone marrow52
9792292632Trophoblast after implantationChorion53
9792292633SomitesVertebrae's and ribs54
9792292634Expulsion stage50 minutes55

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