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28 Urinary organs
! How does peritoneum cover kidney?
Extraperitonealy
#Intraperitonealy
Mesoperitonealy
Subperitonealy
! What adjoints to the superior pole of the kidney?
Suprarenal gland
#Spleen
Stomach
Pancreas
! What seat of the kidney is made of ...
Diafragm, psoas major m., qudratus lumborum m.,
transvers abdominis m.
#Qudratus lumborum m., internal oblique m.
#Internal oblique m., qudratus lumborum m.,
transvers abdominis m.
Diafragm, psoas major m., internal oblique m.
! What poles have the kidney?
Superior and inferior
#Posterior and anterior
Medial and lateral
Rihgt and left
! What margins have the kidney?
Medial and lateral
#Superior and inferior
Posterior and anterior
Rihgt and left
! Where is located the hilum of the kidney?
On the medial margin
#On the Lateral margins
On the anterior surface
On the posterior surface
! The functional unit of the kidney is ...
Nephron
#Renal lobe
Renal lobule
Renal piramid
! What parts have the renal piraramid?
Base and apex
#Fundus and apex
Body and head
Neck and apex
! The primary urine is made in ...
Renal corpuscle
#Distal convoluted tubules
Proximal convoluted tubules
Renal pelvis
! The secondary urine is made in ...
Renal tubeles
#Renal corpuscle
Renal pelvis
Renal calices
! What parts have the ureter?
Abdominal, pelvic and inramural
#Renal, abdominal and pelvic
Abdominal, pelvic and ingvinal
Abdominal, pelvic and vesical
! How does peritoneum cover ureter?
Extraperitonealy
#Intraperitonealy
Mesoperitonealy
Subperitonealy
! What parts have the bladder?
Apex, body, fundus and neck
#Body, neck and head
Body and head
Body, head and fundus
! How does peritoneum cover the empty bladder?
Extraperitonealy
#Intraperitonealy
Mesoperitonealy
Subperitonealy
! How does peritoneum cover the full bladder?
Mesoperitonealy
#Extraperitonealy
Intraperitonealy
Subperitonealy
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