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    blood to flow more forcefully‚ this effect makes most of the arterioles to constrict and some arterioles dilate‚ which leads to an increase blood supply where needed. In order to increase blood it is vital for the sympathetic division to get the kidneys to decrease their secretion of salt and water; this will mean an increase in blood volume and blood pressure then returns to normal. Blood pressure can be lowered by the actions of artrial natriutretic peptide (ANP) hormone. Atrial natrriuretic hormones

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    Malpighi‚ they are not a product of the wit of the great pyramid builders of the past civilizations. They are instead cone-structures located in the medullary portion of the kidney and responsible for the transport of urine from the outer part of the kidney to the calyces. (Fig. 27). They are about 27 in the human kidney and owe their name to Marcello Malpighi‚ an Italian physician of the seventeenth century who dedicated time to microscopic anatomy and histology. Eyebrows‚ eyelids‚ lacrimal glands

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    bladder (cystitis)‚ kidneys (pyelonephritis)‚ or urethra (urethritis)‚ leading to bacterial colonization of the urine. Infection of the urinary tract is a common problem‚ causing more than eight million office visits annually in the United States. UTI is the second most common infection that affects women. UTIs typically affect young‚ sexually active women. A lower UTI is an infection or inflammation of the bladder or urethra. Upper UTIs involve infections of the ureters and kidneys. Simple or uncomplicated

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    Proceedings of the 29th Annual International Conference of the IEEE EMBS Cité Internationale‚ Lyon‚ France August 23-26‚ 2007. ThP2D2.8 A Numerical Simulation of Peristaltic motion in the Ureter Using Fluid Structure Interactions Bahman Vahidi and Nasser Fatouraee of the muscle depends on the load against which it is contracting as well as on its current geometry and its state of activation‚ and that load consists largely of the hydrodynamic (viscous) forces required to move the urine. A

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    BUN level of 60 and creatinine of 1.2‚ and dark amber urine with a specific gravity of 1.028. 3. If the blood pressure continued to drop in this patient and the patient developed acute tubular necrosis‚ what would happen to the kidney tubule? The kidney tubule would be damaged or destroyed. 4. What are the three phases of acute tubular necrosis? Identify two important nursing interventions for each phase. The three phases of acute tubular necrosis are: Initiating phase-injury to

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    compulsory organ donation.  For instance‚ an estimated that 10‚000 black market operations relating human organs happen every year (Campbell & Davidson‚ 2012).  Most of them are trade in kidneys‚ because humans can live normally with one kidney and the sellers are poor‚ even there are some Chinese youths sell their kidney to buy the new iPad (Campbell & Davidson‚ 2012).  This unethical issue can be reduced by compulsory organ donation that more people can transplant organs from donors and it makes

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    Module 08 Case Study: Urinary System and Electrolyte/Acid-Base/pH Balance Each question is worth 1 point‚ unless otherwise noted. I Got To Micturate: Part I—"Mini Case Studies" Questions Case 1: Frank Johnson 1. How does the urinary system relate to sexual function in males? How does the prostate relate to the bladder infections in males? The reproductive system in the male is closely intertwined with the urinary system‚ both functionally and anatomically. The male reproductive system is so

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    Study guide‚ block exam 5‚ boil 118‚ Fall 2012‚ Dr. Benjamin Smarr. * Hunger * Neural regulation of * These include hormones and nutrients from the periphery that convey information about energy availability to the brain‚ and to the hypothalamus in particular. Neurons in distinct hypothalamic nuclei that are targeted by these molecules project to other hypothalamic nuclei as well as to extrahypothalamic sites. The complex process of regulating food intake is now known to involve

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    False:  Drinking a lot of caffeine (coffee or cola) leads to an increased urine volume.  This might result from a decrease in the radius of the efferent arteriole.    True 4.   What are two primary functions of the kidney?   Excretion-filters water and solutes in the blood‚ the kidneys are able to excrete excess water Regulation- regulates plasma osmolarity which is the concentration of solution expressed as osmoles of solute per liter of solvent‚ plasma volume‚ body’s acid-base balance‚ and body’s

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    Biology Note

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    maintains a fairly constant‚ • body temperature  ~ 37ºC • pH of the blood & interstitial fluid  pH 7.4 • level of glucose concentration in the bloodstream  ~90 mg of glucose per 100 mL of blood. • Example of homeostatic organs: skin‚ liver & kidney. Mechanisms Homeostasis • Mechanisms of homeostasis moderate changes in the internal environment. • An animal achieves homeostasis by maintaining a variable (e.g. body temperature or solute concentration) at or near a particular value or set

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