Physiology of the Urir System Name Date Section A. Matching Match each term list
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Physiology of the Urir System Name Date Section A. Matching Match each term listed on the left with its correct description on the right. A. product of fat metabolism B. yellow pigment in urine C. product of bilirubin breakdown D. leukocytes in urine 1. pyuria 2. hematuria 3. glucosuria 4. secretion 5. albuminuria E. removal of materials from blood 6. bilirubin 7. urochrome 8. renal calculi F. fluid in minor calyx of kidney G. removal of ammonia from amino acid H. slucose in urine I. 10. reabsorption 11. ketone 12. filtration 13. filtrate fluid passing through nephron tubules J. molecule from breakdown of hemoglobin K. kidney stones L. excess albumin in urine M. addition of materials to filtrate N. returning of materials from filtrate to blood 14. urine 15. urobilinogen 0. blood in urine B. Short-Answer Questions 1. What is the normal pH range of urine? 2. What is the specific gravity of a normal sample of urine? 3. List five abnormal components of urineExplanation / Answer
pyuria- leukocytes in urine
hematuria- blood in urine
glucosuria- glucose in urine
Secretion- addition of materials to filtrate
Albuminuria- excess albumin in urine
bilirubin- yellow pigment in urine
urochrome- molecule from breakdown of hemoglobin
renal calculi- kidney stones
deamination- removal of ammonia from amino acid
reabsorption- returning material from filtrate to blood
ketone- product of fat metabolism
filtration- removal of materials from blood
filtrate- fluid passing through nephron tubules
urine- fluid in minor calyx of kidney
urobilinogen- product of bilirubin breakdown
1. Normal pH of urine range from 4.5 to 8.average pH is 6.
2.Specific gravity- 1.01-1.03
3. Abnormal components of urine-
a) Blood
b) glucose
c)ketone
d) protein
e) White blood cells