9. Match the structure with the corresponding feature. Structure Number Feature Kidney 1. Organ that makes urine Renal artery 2. Outer layer of kidney and the location of the renal corpuscles Renal vein 3. Tube that carries urine out of the body from the bladder Urethra 4. Contains the Loop of Henle and collecting ducts Umbilical artery 5. Provides oxygenated blood to the kidney Renal cortex 6. Embryonic vessel that sends blood to the placenta to obtain oxygen and nutrients Medulla 7. Renal pyramids drain here Glomerulus 8. Transports urine to the bladder Bowman's capsule 9. Vessel that exits the renal corpuscle Proximal convoluted tubule 10. Urine collects here prior to going to the bladder Ureter 11. Location where filtration occurs Afferent arteriole 12. A majority of reabsorption occurs here Loop of Henle 13. Location where many diuretic medications work Distal convoluted tubule 14. Returns filtered blood from the kidney to systemic circulation Collecting duct 15. Drains into the renal pelvis Renal pelvis 16. ADH aids in water reabsorption here Minor calyx 17. Contains the macula densa cells involved in blood pressure regulation Major calyx 18. Capillary involved in filtration Efferent arteriole 19. Vessel that enters the renal corpuscle
9. Match the structure with the corresponding feature. Structure Number Feature Kidney 1. Organ that makes urine Renal artery 2. Outer layer of kidney and the location of the renal corpuscles Renal vein 3. Tube that carries urine out of the body from the bladder Urethra 4. Contains the Loop of Henle and collecting ducts Umbilical artery 5. Provides oxygenated blood to the kidney Renal cortex 6. Embryonic vessel that sends blood to the placenta to obtain oxygen and nutrients Medulla 7. Renal pyramids drain here Glomerulus 8. Transports urine to the bladder Bowman's capsule 9. Vessel that exits the renal corpuscle Proximal convoluted tubule 10. Urine collects here prior to going to the bladder Ureter 11. Location where filtration occurs Afferent arteriole 12. A majority of reabsorption occurs here Loop of Henle 13. Location where many diuretic medications work Distal convoluted tubule 14. Returns filtered blood from the kidney to systemic circulation Collecting duct 15. Drains into the renal pelvis Renal pelvis 16. ADH aids in water reabsorption here Minor calyx 17. Contains the macula densa cells involved in blood pressure regulation Major calyx 18. Capillary involved in filtration Efferent arteriole 19. Vessel that enters the renal corpuscle
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Match the structure with the corresponding feature.
Structure
Number
Feature
Kidney
1.
Organ that makes urine
Renal artery
Outer layer of kidney and the location of the renal
corpuscles
2.
Renal vein
3.
Tube that carries urine out of the body from the
bladder
Urethra
4.
Contains the Loop of Henle and collecting ducts
Umbilical artery
Provides oxygenated blood to the kidney
5.
Renal cortex
6.
Embryonic vessel that sends blood to the placenta to
obtain oxygen and nutrients
Medulla
7.
Renal pyramids drain here
Glomerulus
8.
Transports urine to the bladder
Bowman's capsule
9.
Vessel that exits the renal corpuscle
Proximal convoluted tubule
10. Urine collects here prior to going to the bladder
Ureter
11. Location where filtration occurs
Afferent arteriole
12. A majority of reabsorption occurs here
Loop of Henle
13. Location where many diuretic medications work
Distal convoluted tubule
14. Returns filtered blood from the kidney to systemic
circulation
Collecting duct
15. Drains into the renal pelvis
Renal pelvis
16. ADH aids in water reabsorption here
Minor calyx
17. Contains the macula densa cells involved in blood
pressure regulation
Major calyx
18. Capillary involved in filtration
Efferent arteriole
19. Vessel that enters the renal corpuscle
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