. The examination of the urine of the horse and man . ls; Glycogen cells, Amjdoid bodies,Hyaline, Granular, Epithelial, Fat, Hemorrhagicand Waxy casts; Cylindroids; Blood and Pus cor-puscles ; Spermatozoa; Mucus; Bacteria pp. 63-73 Form for Urine Examinations, Procedure in Examin-ing a sample of urine PP. 74-77 Appendix, Formulae for Reagents pp. 77-80 URINE ANALYSIS. APPARATUS FOR THE LOCKER. 1 dozen test tubes, 6 inch 1 dozen test tubes, 5 inch 1 Minim pipette 1 Beaker, 10 oz. 1 Graduate, 30 cc. 1 Graduate, 250 cc. 1 Flasli 1 Funnel, lYz inch 1 Funnel, 3 inch 1 Watch glass 1 Evaporating dish
. The examination of the urine of the horse and man . ls; Glycogen cells, Amjdoid bodies,Hyaline, Granular, Epithelial, Fat, Hemorrhagicand Waxy casts; Cylindroids; Blood and Pus cor-puscles ; Spermatozoa; Mucus; Bacteria pp. 63-73 Form for Urine Examinations, Procedure in Examin-ing a sample of urine PP. 74-77 Appendix, Formulae for Reagents pp. 77-80 URINE ANALYSIS. APPARATUS FOR THE LOCKER. 1 dozen test tubes, 6 inch 1 dozen test tubes, 5 inch 1 Minim pipette 1 Beaker, 10 oz. 1 Graduate, 30 cc. 1 Graduate, 250 cc. 1 Flasli 1 Funnel, lYz inch 1 Funnel, 3 inch 1 Watch glass 1 Evaporating dish, S oz. 1 Urinometer 1 Glass rod 1 Thermometer 1 Crucible, 8 cc. 1 Piece wire gauze 1 Piece absorbent cotton 1 Box matches 1 Test tube brush 1 Test tube rack 1 Test tube holder, wire 1 Tripod 1 Piece muslin 1 Pack filter papers, 3 inch 1 Pack filter papers, 6 inch 1 Sponge 1 Clay triangle 2 Tin cans 1 Copper water bath1 Towel Special apparatus, not found in the locker, may be obtained, whenneeded, by handing an order for it to one of the Kidney. 1. Cut portion of the Kidney. 2. Pyramid. 3. Papilla of the Glomerulus, enclosed in Bowmans Capsule. 5. Bowmans Capsule. portion of Renal Tubule. 7. Loop of Henle. 8. CollectingTubule. 9. Capillary net work,—second set; the first set is the Glom-erulus. 10. Openings of Collecting Tubules on Papillae, from which theUrine drops into the Pelvis of the Kidney. THE SECRETION OF URINE. I. The blood supply to the kidneys is an important consider-ation in the secretion of urine. At the outset, one is impressedby the fact that a relatively large artery supplies a relativelysmall gland. The blood pressure of the renal artery is nearly,if not quite, as great as that of the abdominal aorta, whichmeans that about as much pressure is required to force theblood through the kidneys as is required to send the bloodthrough the pedal extremities. The renal vein is also a rela-tively large vessel as compared with the
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