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Kidney Anatomy


Anatomy Of Kidney

  • These are a pair of bean shaped organs present just in-front of the posterior abdominal wall on both sides of vertebral coloumn.
  • They extend from T12 to L3 vertebrae.
  • The right kidney is present at a slightly lower level than in the left kidney.
  • They are placed slightly orbitly upper core is close to the vertebral column. Lower core is away from the vertebral column.
Image 01 : Anatomy of Kidney.

Covering Of  Kidney :

  •  Each Kidney has upper pole which is related to the supra renal gland and a lower pole.
  • It has got two borders ; Later border is convex; Medial border shows a notch called as hilum.
  • The hilum will give passage to renal artery, renal vein and ureter.
  • The kidney has two surface, arterior surface is convex. It is related to the other abdominal organs.
  •  Posterior surface is flat.

Image 02 : Layers of Kidney.

Interior of the Kidney :

  • Just inside the hilum, the ureter is dilated called as pelvis of ureter.
  • This is divided into 2 to 3 major clayx’s. Each major calyx is divided into 2 to 3 minor calyxs.
  • The remaining part of kidney is divided into outer cortex and inner medulla.The medulla is composed of renal pyramids.
  • The cortex is composed of cortical arches.
  • Part of the cortex will extend between the pyramids. This is called as renal columns.

Applied Anatomy :

·        Inflamation of kidneys : Nephritis.
·        Failure of the function of kidney : Renal failure.
·        ( The most common cause for renal failure is diabetes and hypertension. )

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Oxygen therapy



Oxygen therapy



  • Patients with respiratory dysfunctions are treated with oxygen inhalations it relieve hypoxemia. The normal amount of oxygen in the arterial blood should be in the range of 90 – 100 mmHg.
  • If it falls below 60mmHg irreversible physiological effects may ocuur, It is  urgent to correct the hypoxemia promptly.
  • Tissues vary in their oxygen requirements the cerebral cells receives 20% of the body’s oxygen ( O2 ) supply and can live only for a few minutes ( 5 – 7 Min ).
  • If this o2 supply is out off other cells such as myocardium can survive little more without a fresh supply of oxygen ( O2 ).
  • Remember that the Oxygen (O2 ) administration treats the effects of oxygen (O2) deficiency. But it doesn’t correct the underlying cause.  

Indications : 

Cyanosis : 

          Defined as the bluish color of the Skin, Nail beds and mucous membrane resulting from a decreased amount of oxygen ( O2 ) in the Hb of the blood.

Breathlessness of labored breathing :


Ex : Breathlessness may be caused by certain diseases such as Asthma, emphysema, pulmonary embolism, coronary
 thrombosis and other cardiac insufficiencies.
An environment low in oxygen ( O2 ) content.

Anemia : 


          Deficiency of either quality / quantity of red corpuscles in the blood giving rise to symptoms of hypoxemia.

Diseases :  


In which the oxygen ( O2 ) across the alveolar capillary membranes.
Ex : Pulmonary edema, Pneumonia, Chest injuries.

  • Patients whose respiratory capacity is diminished by some diseases or conditions.
    Ex : Atelectasis, Pneumonectomy, Thormoplasty.
  •  Poisoning with chemicals that alters the tissues ability to utilize the oxygen ( O2 ).
Ex : Cyanide poisoning.
·        Shock and circulatory failures.
·        Hemorrhage and air hunger.
·        Patients under anaesthesia.
·        Patients who are critically ill.
·        Patients with psychologically induced breathlessness.

Ex : Anxiety, Neurosis.
·        Asphyocia : Condition in with there is a lack of oxygen ( O2 ) supply in the lungs leading to unconsciousness caused by the bleeding of air passage with foreign bodies.
Ex : Drowing, Electrical shock, Inhalation of poisonous gases.