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Orientation · Class 20 · 10 min

Vocabulary around kidney

A read of this page, with the plate.

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Banner: the kidney and the nephron
Banner. Filter as literacy. A physician if the field will not clear.
Chart 20-1: vocabulary around kidney
Chart 20-1. Arteriole afferent and efferent. Glomerulus. Podocytes to slit pores. Bowman’s capsule. Proximal tubules, peritubular capillaries, Loop of Henle, distal tubules, ADH, collection duct, calyx. Nephron cortical and juxtamedullary. Juxtamedullary apparatus. Macula densa as chloride sensor. Renin to angiotensin to aldosterone. Erythropoietin.CGI copy of her Draw · Atlas keeps the original.

Class 20 is the beans and the bag. Course 19 named the hats on top of them. Course 17 named ADH at the pea. Course 02 already covered psoas on kidney meridian, paraspinals on bladder. This hour holds the organ. Two beans, four inches, back of the abdomen. The nephron is the unit — a million each. Urinary system: kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethra. Permission first. Ask whether you are all alone in the auric field. If not, tracing waits. Chart 1-1 still orders the work. Stone protocols do not stand.

Practice

Name glomerulus, podocyte, Loop of Henle, ADH, renin, erythropoietin. Journal which word is knocking. Do not start a flush because the list is long.

Check

This hour teaches that the functional unit of the kidney is:

  1. The adrenal medulla
  2. The nephron ✓
  3. The thyroid follicle

About a million per bean.

A stone protocol from the source lab is:

  1. Copied onto the screen
  2. Held — a physician, not a juice ✓
  3. A dose of magnesium

The duty is to stop.

Afferent on 20-1 is:

  1. The bag
  2. The arteriole that brings blood into the glomerulus ✓
  3. ADH

Efferent takes red cells home.

Podocytes on this hour:

  1. Are the hats on the kidney
  2. Feet on the ball, slits between, plasma pushed through by pressure ✓
  3. The ureter

PRACTICE names them. They are not a shut board.

Loop of Henle:

  1. Makes thyroxine
  2. Concentrates the fluid into urine — juxtamedullary loops reach the medulla ✓
  3. Is the sphincter

Descending, then ascending.

Renin on this vocabulary hour:

  1. Is ADH
  2. To angiotensin to aldosterone — Course 19’s loop from this side ✓
  3. Is erythropoietin

Named here so the later hours have the word.

Erythropoietin:

  1. Is a student blood protocol
  2. Kidney releases it when oxygen is low — marrow makes red cells ✓
  3. Is fluoride

Course 04 named marrow. This hour holds the ask.

ADH on 20-1:

  1. Lives in the bladder sphincter
  2. From the pea — opens or closes pores on the distal tubule ✓
  3. Is aldosterone

Course 17 named the pea. This class holds the landing.

Choline on this class is:

  1. Omnicholine you prescribe if glomeruli are in trouble
  2. Influence of the material — Omnicholine does not enter ✓
  3. A myelin protocol from Course 06 reprinted

The academy refuses the bottle on the class that names it.

Podocytes on 20-1:

  1. The bag’s sphincter
  2. Feet on the ball — slits plasma is pushed through ✓
  3. ADH

Named on the vocabulary hour so later hours have the word.