'Renal pelvis' presentation slideshows

Chapter 26

Chapter 26. The Urinary System. Three major functions:. excretion: elimination: regulate blood plasma:. removal of organic wastes from body fluids discharge of waste products into the environment volume and solute concentration. Major organs. kidneys (2) urinary tract: ureters (2)

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The Urinary System

Chapter 19. The Urinary System. Learning Objectives (1 of 2). Describe normal structure and functions of the kidneys Explain pathogenesis and clinical manifestations of glomerulonephritis, nephrosis, nephrosclerosis, and glomerulosclerosis

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Urinary System

Urinary System. Dr. Michael P. Gillespie. Major Components. 2 kidneys. 2 ureters. 1 urinary bladder. 1 urethra. Functions Of Kidneys. Excrete wastes in urine. Regulate blood volume. Regulate blood composition. Regulate blood pressure. Synthesize glucose. Release erythropoietin.

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Hydronephrosis

May 2016. Hydronephrosis. Hydronephrosis. Hydronephrosis & hydroureter : Common clinical conditions encountered not only by urologists but also by emergency medicine specialists and primary care physicians

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Sectional Anatomy

Sectional Anatomy. Renal. Ultrasound Techniques. Supine or decubitus LLD - Rt kidney RLD - Lt kidney Kidney is scanned in sagittal, transverse, & coronal Sagittal & coronal - renal capsule is smooth bean shaped. Ultrasound Techniques. Transverse - shape varies at different levels

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Chapter 42

Chapter 42. The Internal Environment: A Summary. AP Biology Spring 2011. Gains and Losses in Water and Solutes. Interstitial fluid: fills tissue space between cells Circulatory system: moves blood to and from tissues

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HYDRONEPHROSIS

HYDRONEPHROSIS. Donna C. Queyquep, M.D. PGY II, Pediatrics November 19, 2004. Definition:. The dilation of the renal pelvis and calyces. May be considered a physiologic response to the interruption of urine. Not always caused by obstruction. Incidence:. Pre-natal ultrasound

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Chapter 17. The Puerperium

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Antenatal Care

Antenatal Care . DR. Yasir Katib MBBS, FRCSC Perinatologest. Antenatal care (ANC) goals and strategy. Explain the components and objectives of prenatal goals Describe the frequency and aim of each prenatal visit Genetic counseling and its available tools

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1)A Complication that develops following an acute infection with Streptococcal bacteria or viruses

1)A Complication that develops following an acute infection with Streptococcal bacteria or viruses. 2)Kidney stone formation in urinary system. 3)Genetic disease characterized by cysts causing kidney failure. 4)Inflammation and infection of the renal pelvis of the kidneys.

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Chapter 18

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Kidney and Bladder US

Kidney and Bladder US. Mike Ackerley. Kidney. Advantage over other modalities? What do you see normally? What can we diagnose?. Advantages. Ease with which the extent of the disease can be determined within the kidney for focal disease

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The Urinary System Part A

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EXCRETORY (URINARY) SYSTEM

EXCRETORY (URINARY) SYSTEM. I. Urinary system - General information A. Kidneys - semetrically paired organs that form the urine. B. Ureters - carry urine to bladder, one from each kidney. C. Bladder - site where urine is collected and stored until urination.

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Surgical management of UPJ-O by Dr.wadah mostafa ceifo

surgical management of UPJ-O by Dr.adah ceifo

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Lab 40.

Lab 40. Urinary Anatomy and Kidney Dissection. Urinary Anatomy. Kidneys : filters blood, produces urine Ureters : convey urine to bladder Bladder : holding tank Urethra : carries urine to the outside for elimination. Kidneys. One on each side, between T12 and L3

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Kidney Dissection

Kidney Dissection. Obtain a preserved sheep kidney. Observe the kidney. You should notice adipose tissue (remnants of the adipose capsule) clinging to the renal capsule. Dissected Kidney 1.Renal Capsule 2. Renal Cortex 3. Renal Medulla 4.Renal Pyramid 5.Renal Pelvis 6.Renal Column

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RENAL DISEASE: RENAL STONES AND UT OBSTRUCTION Pathophysiology of Disease: Chapter 16 (401-404)

RENAL DISEASE: RENAL STONES AND UT OBSTRUCTION Pathophysiology of Disease: Chapter 16 (401-404). Jack DeRuiter, PhD Dept of Pharmacal Sciences April, 2000. Urinary Tract Obstruction: Common Causes (page 402). Obstructions of Ureter, Bladder Outlet or Urethra caused by:

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