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    1. The student completed a laboratory assignment on the urinary system where they drew and labeled diagrams of the urinary system and kidney. 2. They also labeled parts of the nephron and answered essay questions comparing the right and left kidneys and explaining what happens to sodium concentration in the nephron when glomerular filtration rate increases. 3. The key points were that the left kidney is higher, larger, and served by the left renal artery, while the right is lower, smaller, and served by the right renal artery, and that an increase in GFR results in less time for sodium reabsorption so its concentration increases in the filtrate.

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    1. The student completed a laboratory assignment on the urinary system where they drew and labeled diagrams of the urinary system and kidney. 2. They also labeled parts of the nephron and answered essay questions comparing the right and left kidneys and explaining what happens to sodium concentration in the nephron when glomerular filtration rate increases. 3. The key points were that the left kidney is higher, larger, and served by the left renal artery, while the right is lower, smaller, and served by the right renal artery, and that an increase in GFR results in less time for sodium reabsorption so its concentration increases in the filtrate.

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    1. The student completed a laboratory assignment on the urinary system where they drew and labeled diagrams of the urinary system and kidney. 2. They also labeled parts of the nephron and answered essay questions comparing the right and left kidneys and explaining what happens to sodium concentration in the nephron when glomerular filtration rate increases. 3. The key points were that the left kidney is higher, larger, and served by the left renal artery, while the right is lower, smaller, and served by the right renal artery, and that an increase in GFR results in less time for sodium reabsorption so its concentration increases in the filtrate.

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    DAVAO DOCTORS COLLEGE, INC.

    HUMAN ANATOMY AND PHYSIOLOGY


    RT105 - LABORATORY

    Laboratory Sheet #: 7

    Name: Bonghanoy , Maria Celeste Cindy R. Date: 29/03/22


    Year & Section: 1st year - BSRT 51B Professor: Prof. Leandro Dayao Jr.

    Urinary System

    I. ILLUSTRATION

    1. Draw the Urinary System and label its parts (20 pts)

    2. Draw and label a longitudinal section of a Kidney. (20 pts)


    II. LABELLING
    A.
    1. Nephron (15 pts)
    B.
    C.
    D.
    E.
    F.
    G.
    H.
    I.
    J
    K.
    L.
    M.
    N.

    III. ESSAY
    1. Compare and contrast the right and left kidneys (10 pts)

    -The left kidney is usually positioned slightly higher than the right. The position and size of the left and right
    kidneys are the most significant differences. The left kidney is slightly bigger and sits higher in the pelvis
    than the right. The left kidney is slightly higher in position, larger in size, and blood is served by the left
    renal artery, whereas the right kidney is slightly lower in position, smaller in size, and blood is served by the
    right renal artery.

    2. Explain what happens to Na+ concentration in the nephron when GFR increases. (20 pts)

    -More plasma is filtered as a result of the vasodilation, which raises the glomerular filtration rate (GFR) and
    gives the tubule less time for NaCl reabsorption, resulting in more NaCl in the filtrate.

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