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The Urinary System
JEOPARDY
To Pee or Not
to Pee…
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Pee is For
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Urine
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To Pee or Not to Pee…
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The physiological term for urination.
A: What is micturition?
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200
The smooth muscle making up most
of the wall of the urinary bladder
which contracts involuntarily to expel
urine from the body through the
urethra.
A: What is the detrusor muscle?
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300
The name of the disorder common to women
who have had children and elderly men in
which a person increasingly loses control over
their micturition reflex.
A: What is incontinence?
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400
The constriction of this skeletal
muscle contracts voluntarily to
prevent urine from leaving the
bladder.
A: What is the external urethral
sphincter?
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500
The bladder is able to expand as urine
accumulates within it due to the presence
of this type of epithelial tissue.
A: What is transitional?
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100
The tangled mass of capillaries that
filters out the blood using hydrostatic
pressure in the renal corpuscle.
A: What is the glomerulus?
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Gee Whiz
200
Metabolic disorder in which uric
acid crystals accumulate in the
joints, especially the joints of the
big toe .
A: What is gout?
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300
Adrenal cortex releases this
hormone in response to increased
levels of angiotensin II, which will
increase Na reabsorption.
A: What is aldosterone?
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400
What disorder has symptoms of pain while
urinating, frequent need to urinate, a high
WBC count, and cloudy urine?
A: What is the cystitis (bladder infection)?
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Gee Whiz
500
When BP drops, filtration rate drops. What
substance is released by the kidney to
increase the BP?
A: What is Renin?
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100
Triangular sections of the renal medulla
made up of bundles of Henle loops and
collecting ducts.
A: What are the renal pyramids?
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200
Part of the renal tubule in which
most of the tubular reabsorption
takes place.
A: What is the proximal
convoluted tubule?
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The small blood vessels, which act as a
passageway for blood surrounding the
nephron tubules, that are the main site from
which tubular secretion and absorption
takes place.
A: What are the peritubular
capillaries?
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400
Positively-charged ions that are largely
secreted by at the DCT to balance blood
osmolarity, due to sodium reabsorption, and
end up concentrated in the urine.
A: What is potassium?
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500
This structure releases ADH in response to
stimuli from the hypothalamus and an
increase in osmolarity of body fluids.
A: What is pituitary gland?
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Pee Soup
100
The two nitrogen-containing waste
products left over from the breakdown
of amino acids and nucleic acids which
are a main constituent in urine.
A: What are urea and uric acid?
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200
This ion, in high concentration, is
reabsorbed in the PCT, creating an
accumulation of positive charges in the
peritubular capillaries which will cause
chlorine ions to follow electrochemically.
A: What is sodium?
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300
Water-soluble component of the blood
that is normally completely reabsorbed
but, its presence in urine may indicate
the onset of diabetes mellitus.
A: What is glucose?
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Pee Soup
400
In the Loop of Henle, the filtrate becomes
increasingly hypertonic because this substance is
reabsorbed.
A: What is water?
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Pee Soup
500
Name the disorder of the urinary system in
which uric acid, calcium oxalate, calcium
phosphate, or magnesium phosphate precipitate
out of solution, crystallize and accumulate in the
renal pelvis.
A: What are kidney stones?
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Pee is For Parts
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Organ of the urinary system which filters
the blood to remove excess water and
dissolved substances in order to maintain
blood pressure homeostasis
A: What is the kidney?
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200
The passageway for urine lying
between the renal pelvis of the kidney
and the urinary bladder.
A: What is the ureter?
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The section of the urinary tract that is also
part of the male reproductive system but
not the female reproductive system.
A: What is the urethra?
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400
What structure brings filtered blood out
of the kidney?
A: What is the renal vein?
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500
The section of the kidney where the
renal corpuscles are located in.
A: What is the renal cortex?
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Urine Luck
100
The blood vessel lying between the
renal artery and the glomerular
capillaries.
A: What is the afferent arteriole?
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The peritubular capillaries arise
from this vessel.
A: What is the efferent arteriole?
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The passageway for blood lying
between the afferent arteriole and
the efferent arteriole.
A: What is the glomerulus?
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400
The passageway for filtrate lying
between the distal convoluted tubule
and the minor caylx.
A: What is the collecting duct?
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The passageway for filtrate lying
between the major caylx and the
ureter.
A: What is the renal pelvis?
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Final Jeopardy!
Pee is For Pathway
Put the following partsBlue
of the urinary system in
order through which urine flows on its way out
of the body: proximal convoluted tubule,
collecting duct, descending limb of nephron
loop, Bowman’s capsule, distal convoluted
tubule, ascending limb of nephron loop
A: What is 1. Bowman’s capsule, 2. proximal
convoluted tubule, 3. descending limb of nephron loop,
4. ascending limb of nephron loop, 5. distal convoluted
tubule, 6. collecting duct?