Kidney Blood Flow

Blood vessel names and roles are explained in this video, beginning with renal artery and ending with the cortical radiate arteries that serve the glomeruli. The blood flow from the afferent arteriole, through the glomerular capillary bed, and then the efferent arteriole is also described. Find diagrams, notes, and practice questions at www.sciencewithsusanna.com

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I appreciate your videos. They have helped me a lot because I am a visual learner. Note, however, that there are no segmental veins.

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Why is the cortex “more red” compared to the medulla??

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I don't think there a segmental vein

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Segmental arteries!

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@@Heatherisaicon. yeah but you said there was segmental veins in your diagram

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I think you made a mistake or correct me if i am wrong, their is no segmental vein for renal circulation.
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[@Heatherisaicon.]

She wrote segmental arteries not veins.

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For the deoxygenated blood going out she abbreviated "s.v". I'm certain she just made a mistake.

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there's no segmental veins

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Inter lobar veins give further and make segmental vein which further goes and make Renal vein.....

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Doesn't a pH of 6 mean its alkaline..not acidic?

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A bit confusing at the end-

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I think you skip the bowmans capsule