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Urinary System MasteryVersión en línea Challenge your knowledge of kidneys and urine. por Courtney P 1 What is the functional unit of the kidney? a Nephron b Glomerulus c Ureter d Renal pelvis 2 Where does glomerular filtration begin? a Bowman's capsule b collecting duct c Proximal tubule d Distal tubule 3 Which component is filtered by the glomerulus? a Water and small solutes b RBCs c Large waste particles d Proteins 4 What is the primary site of water reabsorption? a Collecting duct b Proximal tubule c Distal tubule d Loop of Henle 5 Which hormone promotes Na+ reabsorption in the distal tubule? a ANP b Aldosterone c ADH d Calcitonin 6 What ion does the kidney largely regulate via reabsorption? a Magnesium b Calcium c Chloride d Sodium 7 Which structure stores urine before it exits the body? a Urethra b Renal pelvis c Bladder d Calyx 8 What is the term for urine formation steps 1–3? (Glom filtr., reabs., secret.) a Urine formation b Digestive filtration c Excretion process d Filtration cycle 9 Which organ transports urine from kidney to bladder? a Ureter b Renal artery c Urethra d Renal vein 10 Which structure concentrates urine by reabsorbing water? a Bowman’s capsule b Loop of Henle c Collecting duct d Glomerulus 11 What is the normal urine pH range in adults? a 9.5–10.5 b 5.0–8.0 c 3.0–4.0 d 0–2 12 Which condition describes low urine output (<400 mL/day)? a Anuria b Oliguria c Anephria d Polyuria 13 Which hormone decreases water excretion leading to concentrated urine? a ADH b Renin c EPH d ANP 14 What does the loop of Henle primarily create? (concentration gradient) a Hormonal signal b Osmotic gradient c Blood filtrate d Electrical pulse 15 Which structure reabsorbs >99% of filtered Na+ and water? a Collecting duct b Distal tubule c Bowman’s capsule d Proximal convoluted tubule 16 Which waste product is primarily excreted by the kidneys? a Creatinine b Glucose c Bilirubin d Uric acid 17 What triggers renin release in the kidney? a High BP b High Na+ c Low Na+ d Low BP 18 Which system control of BP involves aldosterone? a RAA system b Nervous system c Digestive system d Respiratory system 19 What is the condition of excess body water in the interstitial space called? a Intracellular edema b First spacing edema c Third spacing edema d Second spacing edema 20 Which electrolyte is the main extracellular cation? a Sodium b Calcium c Magnesium d Potassium 21 Which organ secretes erythropoietin in response to low O2? a Brain b Liver c Spleen d Kidneys 22 What does ANP promote in the kidney? a Glucose excretion b Sodium reabsorption c Sodium excretion d Protein filtration 23 Which condition is metabolic acidosis caused by nonrespiratory disorders? a Metabolic acidosis b Respiratory acidosis c Respiratory alkalosis d Metabolic alkalosis 24 Which organ is not a primary excretory organ? a Liver b Skin c Lungs d Kidneys 25 What is the normal daily urine output for adults? a About 1500 mL b About 250 mL c About 3000 mL d About 500 mL 26 Which condition causes urine to become dark from dehydration? a Concentrated urine b Dilute urine c Colorless urine d No urine 27 What is the primary function of the renal tubules? a Store urine b Produce glomerulus c Reabsorb needed substances d Filter blood 28 Which part is primarily responsible for potassium secretion? a Glomerulus b Collecting duct c Proximal tubule d Distal tubule 29 Which structure forms the internal sphincter of the bladder? a Urethral walls b Renal pyramid c External sphincter d Detrusor muscle 30 What is urea classified as? a Protein b Hormone c Electrolyte d Nitrogenous waste 31 Which condition involves reduced GFR? a Lung disease b Liver disease c Skin disease d Kidney disease 32 Which electrolyte imbalance can cause arrhythmias? a Sodium imbalance b Chloride imbalance c Calcium imbalance d Potassium imbalance 33 What is the pH scale range considered acidic? (general) a Above 7.0 b Exactly 7.0 c Irrelevant d Below 7.0 34 Which vessel drains filtered blood from the kidney? a Renal vein b Renal artery c Aorta d Iliac vein 35 Which blood vessel directly supplies the nephron? a Renal vein b Afferent arteriole c Efferent arteriole d Interlobular vein 36 What is the term for urine absent production? a Dysuria b Polyuria c Oliguria d Anuria 37 Which hormone reduces Na+ excretion? a Aldosterone b ANP c Renin d BNP 38 Where is bicarbonate reabsorbed and H+ secreted? a Renal pelvis b Renal tubules c Glomerulus d Ureter 39 Which condition would cause kidney filtration to drop with low BP? a No effect b Decreased GFR c Stable GFR d Increased GFR 40 Which is not part of the urinary tract? a Liver b Bladder c Ureter d Urethra 41 What common urinary test analyzes urine components? a Endoscopy b Urinalysis c Hematology d Spirometry 42 Which ion is primarily reabsorbed with Na+ in the distal nephron? a Chloride b Magnesium c Calcium d Potassium 43 What is a major nitrogenous waste excreted by kidneys? a Creatinine b Bile c Bilirubin d Uric acid 44 Which layer contracts to expel urine during micturition? a External sphincter b Detrusor muscle c Uroepithelium d Renal capsule 45 Which structure collects urine from pyramids? a Renal pelvis b Glomerulus c Renal calyces d Ureter 46 What prevents backflow of urine to the kidneys? a Urethral sphincter b Afferent arterioles c Ureterovesical junction valves d Renal papillae 47 Which part forms the upper end of the ureter? a Bladder b Renal pelvis c Calyx d Urethra 48 What is the term for high urine concentration? a Concentrated urine b Dilute urine c Hematuria d Non-urine 49 Which is a common electrolyte imbalance risk in kidney disease? a Hyperkalemia b Hypokalemia c Hypernatremia d Hyponatremia 50 Which component should not pass glomerular filtration? a Glucose b Urea c Red blood cells d Water 51 Which layer of the bladder contracts to expel urine? a Internal sphincter b External sphincter c Renal cortex d Detrusor muscle 52 Which part of the nephron reabsorbs glucose completely? a Proximal tubule b Collecting duct c Loop of Henle d Distal tubule 53 Which process moves substances from blood into tubules? a Filtration pressure b Tubular reabsorption c Tubular secretion d Glomerular filtration 54 Which is the primary extracellular ion? a Potassium (K+) b Sodium (Na+) c Magnesium (Mg2+) d Calcium (Ca2+) 55 What happens when the kidneys fail to excrete H+? a Respiratory alkalosis b Metabolic acidosis c Metabolic alkalosis d Respiratory acidosis 56 What drives glomerular filtration rate (GFR)? a Alveolar pressure b Urine flow c Blood viscosity d Glomerular capillary pressure 57 Which organ removes CO2 and H2O via lungs? a Spleen b Liver c Lungs d Kidneys 58 Which term denotes urine output below 400 mL/24h? a Anuria b Dysuria c Oliguria d Polyuria 59 Which component forms the inner kidney region? a Renal cortex b Renal capsule c Renal pelvis d Renal medulla 60 Which condition involves excessive Na+ loss in urine? a Proteinuria b Hematuria c Glycosuria d Natriuresis 61 Which term means urine in the blood? a Hydronephrosis b Pyuria c Hematuria d Uremia

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What is the functional unit of the kidney?

Where does glomerular filtration begin?

Which component is filtered by the glomerulus?

What is the primary site of water reabsorption?

Which hormone promotes Na+ reabsorption in the distal tubule?

What ion does the kidney largely regulate via reabsorption?

Which structure stores urine before it exits the body?

What is the term for urine formation steps 1–3? (Glom filtr., reabs., secret.)

Which organ transports urine from kidney to bladder?

Which structure concentrates urine by reabsorbing water?

What is the normal urine pH range in adults?

Which condition describes low urine output (<400 mL/day)?

Which hormone decreases water excretion leading to concentrated urine?

What does the loop of Henle primarily create? (concentration gradient)

Which structure reabsorbs >99% of filtered Na+ and water?

Which waste product is primarily excreted by the kidneys?

What triggers renin release in the kidney?

Which system control of BP involves aldosterone?

What is the condition of excess body water in the interstitial space called?

Which electrolyte is the main extracellular cation?

Which organ secretes erythropoietin in response to low O2?

What does ANP promote in the kidney?

Which condition is metabolic acidosis caused by nonrespiratory disorders?

Which organ is not a primary excretory organ?

What is the normal daily urine output for adults?

Which condition causes urine to become dark from dehydration?

What is the primary function of the renal tubules?

Which part is primarily responsible for potassium secretion?

Which structure forms the internal sphincter of the bladder?

What is urea classified as?

Which condition involves reduced GFR?

Which electrolyte imbalance can cause arrhythmias?

What is the pH scale range considered acidic? (general)

Which vessel drains filtered blood from the kidney?

Which blood vessel directly supplies the nephron?

What is the term for urine absent production?

Which hormone reduces Na+ excretion?

Where is bicarbonate reabsorbed and H+ secreted?

Which condition would cause kidney filtration to drop with low BP?

Which is not part of the urinary tract?

What common urinary test analyzes urine components?

Which ion is primarily reabsorbed with Na+ in the distal nephron?

What is a major nitrogenous waste excreted by kidneys?

Which layer contracts to expel urine during micturition?

Which structure collects urine from pyramids?

What prevents backflow of urine to the kidneys?

Which part forms the upper end of the ureter?

What is the term for high urine concentration?

Which is a common electrolyte imbalance risk in kidney disease?

Which component should not pass glomerular filtration?

Which layer of the bladder contracts to expel urine?

Which part of the nephron reabsorbs glucose completely?

Which process moves substances from blood into tubules?

Which is the primary extracellular ion?

What happens when the kidneys fail to excrete H+?

What drives glomerular filtration rate (GFR)?

Which organ removes CO2 and H2O via lungs?

Which term denotes urine output below 400 mL/24h?

Which component forms the inner kidney region?

Which condition involves excessive Na+ loss in urine?

Which term means urine in the blood?