Urinary and Integumentary

Urine is carried to the bladder by

• Blood vessels

• The urethra

• The calyxes

• The ureter

The outer layer of the kidney is the

• Renal cortex

• Renal medulla

• Renal pelvis

• Renal lobe

The inner most layer of the kidney is the

• Renal cortex

• Renal medulla

• Renal pelvis

• Renal calyx

The basic functional unit of the kidney is the

• Renal corpuscle

• Glomerulus

• Loop

• Nephron

A glomerulus is

• The expanded end of the nephron

• A knot of capillaries that is located in the bowman's capsule

• The portion of the nephron that attaches to the collecting duct

• The horseshoe shaped portion of the nephron

One function of the proximal convoluted tubule is

• Filtration

• Absorption of water

• Secretion of acids and ammonia

• Secretion of drugs

The process of filtration occurs at the

• Proximal convoluted tubule

• Distal convoluted tubule

• Glomerulus

• Loop of Henle

When the level of ADH increases

• More urine is produced

• Less urine is produced

• Less water is reabsorbed by the nephron

• The concentration of urine is less

A woman suffering from severe edema (swelling) might be prescribed

• Salt tablets

• Antidiuretics

• Diuretics

• IV fluids

An increased level of Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) in the body would cause:

• a decrease in urine formation

• an increase in urine formation

• the urine to be diluted

• an increase in the amount of glucose in the urine