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Urinary system

Compounds and functions Embryogenesis Kidney Nephrons types Blood supplying Glomerular filter Nephrons histophysiology Endocrine system of kidney Urine transport system

Kidneys function –. urine production. endocrine Ureters – Kidneys function – urine production endocrine Ureters – voiding of urine Urinary bladder – urine deposition Urethra – voiding of urine

Embryogenesis of urinary system Source – intermediate mesoderm (nephrogonotom) Stages – pronephroi mesonephroi metanephroi

Kidney

MFU – nephron renal corpuscle+tubular system Types: 1 MFU – nephron renal corpuscle+tubular system Types: 1. cortical – short and long 2. juxtamedullary

Blood supply 25% of cardiac output Two capillary systems (glomerular and peritubular) High blood pressure in glomerulus

Vascularization of nephrones

Vascularization of nephrones

Renal cortex

Renal corpuscle

Between circulating blood and urinary space Glomerular filter Between circulating blood and urinary space Podocyte Basement membrane unusialy thick physical and electrical barrier Endothelium fenestrated

Glomerular filter

Renal corpuscle ultrastructure

Proximal convoluted tube

Proximal convoluted tube

Distant convoluted tube

Distant convoluted tube

Urine production Stage Place Mechanism Filtration High blood pressure Renal corpuscle High blood pressure reabsorption Tubules Active – by cells Passive – onkotic pressure Secretion Collecting tube H+

Urine production

Endocrine system of kidneys Renin-angiotensin Prostaglandins Callicrein-kinins Erythropoietin Juxtaglomerular apparatus Juxtaglomerular cells – afferent arteriol – renin secretion Juxtavascular cells (Hurmating’s cells) – with process – triogonal place Macula densa area – distant canal – Na receptor Mesangial cells - renin and erythropoetin secretion

Macula densa

Urine transport system Renal pelvis Ureters Urinary bladder Urethra Tunics I Mucosa: epithelium (urothelium) lamina propria muscularis mucosa II Submucosa III Muscular IV Adventitia

ureter

ureter

Urinary blader