2. Label the photograph of the kidney model by selecting the letter for the correct structure from the key below.

1. READ CHAPTER 25 pgs. 1074-1088; 1106-1120 1. List the functions of the urinary system. PRODUCTION STORAGE TRANSPORTATION OF URINE 2. Label 2-13 next to the appropriate numbers in the picture below AND then include the functions of numbers 2-6, and 8 below the picture. (12) (7) 8 2 9 3 4 (10 (11 5 (13) 6 functions of numbers 2-6, and 8: (14) LOUD 3

2. You are treating a patient with significant kidney dysfunction. If the values listed below were altered, indicate whether they would likely be ↑or as a result of this patient's renal dysfunction (you can copy the paste the arrows provided!). BUN GFR Protein in urine Serum creatinine Creatinine clearance Serum albumin

1.Which of the following statements about the renal plasma flow rate (RPR) is/are correct? i.The RPR is a healthy person is around 625 mL/min II. Para-aminohippurate (PAH) is filtered and secreted. Its clearance rate is a useful measure for the RPR. III. A blockage in the renal artery decreases the RPR. 2.Spermatozoa are ___________ and produced by __________. Select one: a. sperm cells; seminiferous tubules b. male sex hormones; bladder  c. sperm cells; prostate gland d. seminal fluids; seminal vesicles e. male sex hormones; epididymis   3.Glucose and ____________ are reabsorbed in the proximal tubule by____________: Select one: a. water; osmosis b. water; primary active transport c. potassium; facilitated diffusion. d. amino acids; secondary active transport e. sodium; third active transport

1.  A 2-year-old child presents to the emergency room for dehydration. The child weighs 12.5 kg and the nurse assesses decreased skin turgor and dry mucous membranes. a. What urine output should this child have? b. What developmental-based anatomical differences in the genitourinary system predispose this child for dehydration?