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Title: Essentials of physiology, arranged in the form of questions and answers, prepared especially for students of medicine
Year: 1899 (1890s)
Authors: Hare, H. A. (Hobart Amory), 1862-1931 Raymond, Joseph H. (Joseph Howard), 1845-1915, ed
Subjects: Physiology
Publisher: Philadelphia, Saunders
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red.The uriniferous tubule, however, is given off from the Malpighianbody on the opposite side from that at which the artery entersand the efferent vessel leaves. The capsule of Bowman, or the beginning of the uriniferoustubule, may be considered as a sac, into which is secreted the liquidby the Malpighian tuft. Is the efferent vessel called a vein ?The efferent vessel after leaving the Malpighian body forms a 86 ESSENTIALS OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY, second capillary network, twisting around the uriniferous tubules.Not until these capillaries come together do they form one vessel,known as the vein. Why is the efferent vessel smaller than the artery ? It is somewhat smaller for the reason that it loses some of itsliquid in the Malpighian body. What other vessels have we ? Besides the efferent and afferent vessels, we have those known asthe vasa recta, which, instead of being concerned in any way withthe Malpighian tufts, pass directly out of the kidney, through themedullary portion. Fig. 15.
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Longitudinal section of kidney (after Ludwio and Tyson) PF. Pyramids of Feivein.RA. Rranch of renal artery. EV. Lumen of renal vein receiving an interlobular vein.VR. Vasa recta. PA. Apex of a renal papilla, b, b, embrace the bases of the renallobules. THE KIDNEYS. 87 What is their function ? Their function is to afford a side stream for the blood in cases ofcongestion, so that all of it will not of necessity pass to the paren-chyma of the organ. What other vessels carry on a side stream ? Another side stream, which is less important, but for the samepurpose, is produced by the fine interlobular arteries which, asthey approach the surface of the kidney, communicate with thecapillaries of the external capsule. In what way is the kidney nourished ? By bloodvessels which dip down from the capsule, and from thevasa recta. What are the nerves of the kidney ? They are derived from the renal plexus and the lesser splanch-nics. Do these nerves govern secretion, or only the blood supply?We kno

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