CHAPTER 24The Urinary SystemSECTION 1 Revi ewHARConcept mapheUse each of the following terms once to fill in the blankboxes to correctly complete the map.Urinary Systemabelirabel thenght.• ureter• proximal convoluted tubule• glomerulusconsists ofurinary bladderUretersKidneysUrethra• renal tubules• papillary ducts• major calyces• renal medulla• renal sinus• nephronscontain2anixolocated inRenal cortexnovigen at eoobogconsists ofconsists ofRenalcorpusclesseparatedbyfluid entersRenal pyramidsRenal columnsconsist ofbne maproject intoextend intobiRenal medullaprojects GlomerularintocontainsNephronloopDistalconvolutedtubulecapsulea network ofMinor calycestoCapillariesmerge to formauluemoleCollecting deliversductsurine tocombine to form6.10Renal pelvisconnectedtoShort answerLabel the kidney structures in the followingdiagram, and then provide a brieffunctional/anatomical description of each.16171118121913201421152223125 CHAPTER 23Metabolism, Nutrition, and EnergeticsSECTION 1 ReviewMatchingMatch each lettered term with theappropriate numbered blank inthe cellular metabolism figure tothe right.Structural, functional, and storage componentsTriglyceridesGlycogena. glucoseb. electron transport chainAmino acidsNutrientpoolc. O2d. fatty acidse. proteinsf. citric acid cycle2.Three-carbon chains5.g. ATPh. CO2i. H,O6.7MITOCHONDRIAj. coenzymesk. 2-carbon chains9.1011Bs oet ovileaplo ederoaniMatch each lettered term with themost closely related description.tout oinenoribolevele ene anol12a. coenzymes12 6-carbon molecule13b. cytochromes lduloes13 Collection of all the cell's organic substances14d. nutrients scarceee ni bay 14 Synthesis of new organic moleculese. nutrient pool bese vl 15 Process that produces over 90 percent of ATP used by body cellsf. anabolismC. citric acid1516nod hen 16 ETC proteinsd bachodi17g. ATP17 Carry hydrogen atoms to the ETC1818 Final acceptor of electrons from the ETCh. wateri. acetate1919 Breakdown of organic molecules2020 Condition when cells preferentially break down carbohydratesj. oxygenk. citric acid cycleI. catabolismm. oxidative phosphorylation2121 Product of hydrogen ion diffusion within mitochondria2222 Source of mitochondrial CO2 production23 ETC by-product23noewted9182424 Condition when cells preferentially break down lipids25 Common substrate for mitochondrial ATP productionn. nutrients abundant25HodademSection integrationNervous tissue requires a constant supply of glucose. What general shifts in cellularmetabolism occur during fasting or starvation to meet that requirement?261.

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CHAPTER 24 The Urinary System HA he SECTION 1 Review Concept map Use each of the following terms once to fill in the blank boxes to correctly complete the map. • ureter • proximal convoluted tubule • glomerulus • urinary bladder • renal tubules abe Urinary System abel ngt consists of Ureters Kidneys Urethra contain • papillary ducts • major calyces • renal medulla anio located in • renal sinus • nephrons Renal cortex consists of consists of Renal corpuscles separated by fluid enters Renal pyramids Renal columns extend into consist of project into hatos b Renal medulla projects Glomerular capsule contains Nephron loop Distal convoluted tubule into a network of Minor calyces to merge to form Capillaries uluemolo Collecting delivers ducts urine to combine to form connected 10 Renal pelvis to Short answer Label the kidney structures in the following diagram, and then provide a brief functional/anatomical description of each. 16 17 11 18 12 19 13 20 14 21 15 22 23

CHAPTER 24 The Urinary System HA he SECTION 1 Review Concept map Use each of the following terms once to fill in the blank boxes to correctly complete the map. • ureter • proximal convoluted tubule • glomerulus • urinary bladder • renal tubules abe Urinary System abel ngt consists of Ureters Kidneys Urethra contain • papillary ducts • major calyces • renal medulla anio located in • renal sinus • nephrons Renal cortex consists of consists of Renal corpuscles separated by fluid enters Renal pyramids Renal columns extend into consist of project into hatos b Renal medulla projects Glomerular capsule contains Nephron loop Distal convoluted tubule into a network of Minor calyces to merge to form Capillaries uluemolo Collecting delivers ducts urine to combine to form connected 10 Renal pelvis to Short answer Label the kidney structures in the following diagram, and then provide a brief functional/anatomical description of each. 16 17 11 18 12 19 13 20 14 21 15 22 23

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