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Question 1:

kidney processes how much cardiac output?

Answer:

22-25%

Question 2:

where are kidneys located?

Answer:

retroperitoneally (back of abdomen) -T12-L3

Question 3:

area where the renal artery enters, renal vein exits, and ureter exits the kidney is called the:

Answer:

hilus

Question 4:

outer cortex of kidney is what color?

Answer:

red-brown

Question 5:

medulla of kidney is what color?

Answer:

light colored

Question 6:

paired, bean shaped organs, multi-lobed (up to 18 lobes), each lobe is composed of nephrons:

Answer:

structure of kidney

Question 7:

functional unit of kidney is called:

,Answer:

nephron

Question 8:

between both kidneys, how many nephrons do you have from birth?

Answer:

6-2.2 million

Question 9:

two types of nephrons: cortical vs juxtamedullary nephrons - which is more common, which as a

greater urine and electrolyte balance function

Answer:

cortical - 85% of nephrons, renal tubule dips barely into medulla 2. juxtamedullary - 15% of

nephrons, renal tubule goes deeper into medullar, more responsible for urine and electrolyte

balance

Question 10:

basically, the cortical nephrons are more prevalent, but are more superficial and not as functional

for urine and electrolyte balance as the:

Answer:

juxtamedullary nephrons

Question 11:

nephrons are located mostly where in the kidney?

Answer:

cortex - cortical nephrons are the majority, and they are found in cortex

Question 12:

nephrons are permanent cells, meaning:

Answer:

they cannot regenerate themselves

Question 13:

after age 40, we lose 10% of our nephrons per:

, Answer:

decade

Question 14:

if healthy, a person's kidneys shouldn't have a negative impact until age:

Answer:

90

Question 15:

nephrons are composed of two parts:

renal corpuscle (filtration) and renal tubule (carries away filtrate to become urine)

1. components of the real corpuscle are?

2. components of renal tubule are?

Answer:

glomerulus and bowman's capsule 2. proximal tubule, descending loop of Henle, ascending loop of

Henle, distal tubule, collecting duct

Question 16:

describe the loop of Henle in regard to thin and thick?

Answer:

descending and beginning of ascending -thin rest of ascending -thick

Question 17:

function of the glomerulus and bowman's capsule

Answer:

glomerulus is a tuft of capillaries that filters the plasma, glomerulus releases the fluid by a

sieve-like process to the bowman's capsule

Question 18:

the fluid collected by the bowman's capsule is called:

Answer:

filtrate

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