Across
- 3. Normal urine is ____
- 8. tubules that travel from the renal pelvis of either kidney to the bladder and transport urine
- 9. another nitrogenous waste product that accumulates in kidney failure
- 11. disease of the kidney, which causes elevation of urea and creatinine levels and results in loss of nephron function as the kidneys are unable to filter waste from the blood
- 12. _______ urine is concentrated but not in the expected normal range. Something as simple as drinking too much water or iced tea could cause this.
- 13. cup of tissue; surrounds the glomerulus
- 16. artery divides into afferent arteries
- 17. refers to the symptoms caused by azotemia
- 22. found in the center of the kidney, area in which urine collects
- 23. composed of a tubular portion and the blood vessels that supply the tubular portion.
- 24. coiled vessels that assist with blood supply and are found within Bowman’s Capsule
- 25. instrument used to measure the specific gravity of urine
Down
- 1. primary function to remove metabolic wastes and regulate water and salt levels in the body, therefore assisting in maintaining homeostasis
- 2. loss of blood flow or pressure to the glomerulus, which results in increased levels of urea and creatinine
- 4. filtered through the wall of the arteriole and through the wall of Bowman’s capsule.
- 5. ________ urine is very dilute, almost like water, which has a specific gravity of 1.000.
- 6. one of the nitrogenous waste products that will accumulate in the bloodstream when kidney failure occurs
- 7. a sac that stores urine until it can be excreted
- 8. a tube that connects to the bladder and directs urine to the exterior of the body
- 10. refers to the accumulation of these nitrogenous waste products in kidney failure
- 11. large vein that drains blood from kidneys
- 14. outer layer of kidney
- 15. connects Bowman’s capsule to the renal medulla; active secretion and reabsorption occurs here
- 18. Urine from animals that have very little or no kidney function will be _______.
- 19. a blockage in the urethra, often by grit or sand, that prohibits urine from leaving the body
- 20. tubule that travels from the renal pelvis of each kidney to the bladder and transports urine
- 21. inner/middle portion of kidney
