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Question:

CASK microscopy kidney

Response:

Given: Blood is filtered in the glomerulus, which results in the production of primary urine.

Task: Bring the terms listed below into the right order so that they reflect the route of the primary urine through the nephron. Starting point is the renal corpuscle.

1. Proximal tubule - convoluted part
2. Proximal tubule - straight part
3. Loop of Henle - descending part
4. Loop of Henle - ascending part
5. Distal convoluted tubule
6. Collecting duct

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Question:

CASK microscopy kidney

Response:

Fill in the correct number from the above nephron scheme next to each separate text description. If multiple numbers need to be entered for a description, you should enter them combined in the right order with no separations between the numbers.

9 Receives filtrate produced in the glomerulus

16 Actively transports molecules (like drugs, creatinine and H+) directly from the blood into the tubule. Exchanging Na+ (reabsorbtion) for K+

8345 A u-turn in the tubule where the descending limb allows water to leave and the ascending limb extrudes salt (NaCl) that helps the medulla of the kidney to reabsorb water

7 Collect filtrate from several nephrons, reabsorb water and transport waste to the renal pelvis

128 Forms the juxtaglomerular apparatus together with juxtaglomerular cells and extraglomerular mesangial cells (regulation of bloodpressure)

32 Selectively reabsorbs nutrients (like glucose,amino acids and salts) and water back towards the blood using active transport

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CASK microscopy kidney

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1 Site of pressure filtration where small molecules leave the blood

10 Carries blood from the renal artery to the glomerulus and into the peritubular capillary network

13 Outer medulla

12 Cortex

15 Renal papilla

14 Inner medulla

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CASK microscopy kidney

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Above you see a kidney slide with an immunohistochemical stain ( selective brown/black color). Such a selective stain gives you specific information about particular tissues and strucure types and their location in the kidney. What specific nephron segment is specifically stained in this histological slide? Think what type of tubuli you expect most at this level in the kidney, you can eliminate some possibilities by looking at the tubule profiles... Hint : Do you see the ratio between the tubuli profiles ? Also, think about the different length of the tubuli segments...

Answers	Your Answer	Correct
Tubulus contortus II (TCII)
Tubulus rectus I (TRI)
Ductus colligens
Tubulus contortus I (TCI)
Tubulus rectus II (TRII)

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CASK microscopy kidney

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CASK microscopy kidney

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Question:

CASK microscopy kidney

Response:

Above you see a kidney slide with an immunohistochemical stain (very selective brownish color) . Such a selective stain gives you specific information about particular tissues and strucure types and their location in the kidney. What specific nephron segment is specifically stained in this histological slide? Hint : this specific stain only colored very few structures in this slide. Think what type of tubuli you expect most at this level, you can eliminate some possibilities by looking at the tubule profiles... Don't get fooled if some debris is caused by coloring artefacts...

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Tubulus contortus II
Thick ascending limb of Henle
Ductus colligens
Tubulus contortus I

Score 10 of 10

Question:

CASK microscopy kidney

Response:

Check ALL structures that belong to the renal (or Malpighian) corpuscle.

Answers	Your Answer	Correct
Proximal tubulus
Glomerulus
Bowman's capsule
Distal tubulus
Loop of Henle

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CASK microscopy kidney

Score 0 of 10

Question:

CASK microscopy kidney

Response:

Above you see a kidney slide with an immunohistochemical stain ( selective brown color). Such a selective stain gives you specific information about particular tissues and strucure types and their location in the kidney. What specific nephron segment is specifically stained in this histological slide? Think what type of tubuli you expect most at this level in the kidney, you can eliminate some possibilities by looking at the tubule profiles... Hint : Do you see the ratio between the tubuli profiles ? Also, think about the different length of the tubuli segments...

Answers	Your Answer	Correct
Tubulus contortus I (TCI)
Tubulus contortus II (TCII)
Tubulus rectus I (TRI)
Tubulus rectus II (TRII)
Ductus colligens

Score 0 of 10

Question:

CASK microscopy kidney

Response:

Above you see a kidney slide with an immunohistochemical stain (selective blackish color). Such a selective stain gives you specific information about particular tissues and strucure types and their location in the kidney. What specific nephron segment is specifically stained in this histological slide? Think what type of tubuli you expect most at this level in the kidney, you can eliminate some possibilities by looking at the tubule profiles... Hint : Do you see the ratio between the tubuli profiles ? Also, think about the different length of the tubuli segments...

Answers	Your Answer	Correct
Tubulus I (TRI+TCI)
Ductus colligens
Tubulus II (TRII+TCII)
Thin parts of loop of Henle

Score 0 of 10

Question:

CASK microscopy kidney

Response:

Above you see a kidney slide with an immunohistochemical stain (very selective brownish color) . Such a selective stain gives you specific information about particular tissues and strucure types and their location in the kidney. What specific nephron segment is specifically stained in this histological slide? Think what type of tubuli you expect most at this level in the kidney, you can eliminate some possibilities by looking at the tubule profiles...

Answers	Your Answer	Correct
Ductus colligens
Thick ascending limb of Henle
Tubulus contortus I (TCI)
Tubulus contortus II (TCII)