IBSS 1540 Endocrine Exam 1– Questions With
Applicable Solutions
The Medulla of the adrenal glands contain Correct Answer -
Adrenaline
The cortex of the adrenal glands contain Correct Answer -
Cortisol and ALdosterone
What is the renal hilum Correct Answer - the door to the
kidneys
What is the renal sinus Correct Answer - Inbetween space with
blood vessels and nerves
THe renal pelvis leads to what Correct Answer - Ureters
Direction of flow for urine Correct Answer - Renal papilla
mInor
major
renal pelvis
ureter
urinarly bladder
Where does the renal artery enter the kidney? Correct Answer -
hilus
Order of veins when go into kindey Correct Answer - Renal
segmental
interlobular
arcurate
,Because the inferior vena cava is shifted right, where does all the
blood drain itno Correct Answer - vena cava
the left supra and left gonadal drain into Correct Answer - the
left renal vein
ureteric and Correct Answer - urterus
urethra is for Correct Answer - urterha
internal baldder sphincter is Correct Answer - involuntary
external bladder sphincter is Correct Answer - volintary
female urethera cahracterstics Correct Answer - short
anterior to vag
purely urinary
Male urethera charctersics Correct Answer - long
3 divisons
urianry and reproduct charactertics
3 divisons of male urtehrra Correct Answer - prostate,
membranous, spongy
membranoius divison passes through __ diaphgram Correct
Answer - urogenital
where does urine empty into urinary bladder Correct Answer -
ureteric orifice
what is the trigoen Correct Answer - smooth area at the base
of the urianry blader
,external urethra sphicnter under what control Correct Answer -
voluntary
splanchic nerve is Correct Answer - sympathetic everywhere
except pelvis
pelvis spanchic is Correct Answer - para
lumbar are __ nerves Correct Answer - sympathetic
aorticorneal ganglion innervate Correct Answer - suprarenal
gland
kidney
prox ureter
superior hypogastric plexus innervates Correct Answer -
pelvic viscera
inferior hypogastric plexus innervates Correct Answer -
urinary baldder
ureter
urethera
The Outer layer of renal capsule what tissue Correct Answer -
dense reg ct
inner cell renal capsule is Correct Answer - more ceulllar
active
Blood supply to kidneys (until efferent) Correct Answer -
RSIAI
Renal - segmental - interlobar- acurate - interlobaulr
afferent - glom -efferent
, what are medullary rays Correct Answer - straight tubules that
empty into collecting ducts
Renal lobule is Correct Answer - medullary ray + surronding
nehprons
what are the two poles of renal corpsucle Correct Answer -
vascular and tubular (renal)
What are podocytes Correct Answer - epi cells that form part
of the apparatus in renal fucntion
What r the 3 parts of glom filtrate barrier Correct Answer -
fenestrated cap endo
glom basement
filtration slit diaphragms
role of mesengial cells? Correct Answer - physical support
adjust contract depending on blood pressure
phago of protein aggregates
secretion of immune/defense factors
macula densa role Correct Answer - adjusting filtration rates
depending on blood pressure change (osmorecep)
descending and asdcenidn thin loop henle wat cell type Correct
Answer - simple squa
thick ascending henle and distal conv what cell type Correct
Answer - simple cuboidal
juxtaglomerular app role Correct Answer - regulates blood
flow through glom depending on blood pressure chagnes
Applicable Solutions
The Medulla of the adrenal glands contain Correct Answer -
Adrenaline
The cortex of the adrenal glands contain Correct Answer -
Cortisol and ALdosterone
What is the renal hilum Correct Answer - the door to the
kidneys
What is the renal sinus Correct Answer - Inbetween space with
blood vessels and nerves
THe renal pelvis leads to what Correct Answer - Ureters
Direction of flow for urine Correct Answer - Renal papilla
mInor
major
renal pelvis
ureter
urinarly bladder
Where does the renal artery enter the kidney? Correct Answer -
hilus
Order of veins when go into kindey Correct Answer - Renal
segmental
interlobular
arcurate
,Because the inferior vena cava is shifted right, where does all the
blood drain itno Correct Answer - vena cava
the left supra and left gonadal drain into Correct Answer - the
left renal vein
ureteric and Correct Answer - urterus
urethra is for Correct Answer - urterha
internal baldder sphincter is Correct Answer - involuntary
external bladder sphincter is Correct Answer - volintary
female urethera cahracterstics Correct Answer - short
anterior to vag
purely urinary
Male urethera charctersics Correct Answer - long
3 divisons
urianry and reproduct charactertics
3 divisons of male urtehrra Correct Answer - prostate,
membranous, spongy
membranoius divison passes through __ diaphgram Correct
Answer - urogenital
where does urine empty into urinary bladder Correct Answer -
ureteric orifice
what is the trigoen Correct Answer - smooth area at the base
of the urianry blader
,external urethra sphicnter under what control Correct Answer -
voluntary
splanchic nerve is Correct Answer - sympathetic everywhere
except pelvis
pelvis spanchic is Correct Answer - para
lumbar are __ nerves Correct Answer - sympathetic
aorticorneal ganglion innervate Correct Answer - suprarenal
gland
kidney
prox ureter
superior hypogastric plexus innervates Correct Answer -
pelvic viscera
inferior hypogastric plexus innervates Correct Answer -
urinary baldder
ureter
urethera
The Outer layer of renal capsule what tissue Correct Answer -
dense reg ct
inner cell renal capsule is Correct Answer - more ceulllar
active
Blood supply to kidneys (until efferent) Correct Answer -
RSIAI
Renal - segmental - interlobar- acurate - interlobaulr
afferent - glom -efferent
, what are medullary rays Correct Answer - straight tubules that
empty into collecting ducts
Renal lobule is Correct Answer - medullary ray + surronding
nehprons
what are the two poles of renal corpsucle Correct Answer -
vascular and tubular (renal)
What are podocytes Correct Answer - epi cells that form part
of the apparatus in renal fucntion
What r the 3 parts of glom filtrate barrier Correct Answer -
fenestrated cap endo
glom basement
filtration slit diaphragms
role of mesengial cells? Correct Answer - physical support
adjust contract depending on blood pressure
phago of protein aggregates
secretion of immune/defense factors
macula densa role Correct Answer - adjusting filtration rates
depending on blood pressure change (osmorecep)
descending and asdcenidn thin loop henle wat cell type Correct
Answer - simple squa
thick ascending henle and distal conv what cell type Correct
Answer - simple cuboidal
juxtaglomerular app role Correct Answer - regulates blood
flow through glom depending on blood pressure chagnes