Answer questions under part B. thank you! The document image appears to contain a set of fill-in-the-blank and ordering questions related to the anatomy of the urinary system, specifically focusing on the kidneys.---**Section B: Fill-in-the-blanks in the following questions:**7. The part of the kidney that acts as a filter for the blood is the __________________/__________________.8. The functional unit of the kidney is known as the __________________.9. __________________ moves materials from the blood back into the nephron tubules.10. In tubular secretion, materials move from the __________________ into the __________________.---**Section C: Ordering:**Put the following arteries in the kidney in order from their origin at the descending (abdominal) aorta to the cortex of the kidney. Use numbers from 11 (nearest to renal artery) to 15 (farthest from renal artery) to indicate the direction of blood flow.- Renal artery ______- Interlobar artery ______- Cortical radiate artery ______- Arcuate artery ______- Segmental artery ______---No graphs or diagrams are present in the document. This educational material is intended to test and reinforce students' understanding of kidney anatomy and physiology.

The part of the kidney that acts as a filter for the blood is the renal corpuscle.Explanation: The…

B. Fill-in-the-blanks in the following questions: 7. The part of the kidney that acts as a filter for the blood is the 8. The functional unit of the kidney is known as the 9. moves materials from the blood back into the Nephron tubules. 10. In tubular secretion, materials move from the into the

B. Fill-in-the-blanks in the following questions: 7. The part of the kidney that acts as a filter for the blood is the 8. The functional unit of the kidney is known as the 9. moves materials from the blood back into the Nephron tubules. 10. In tubular secretion, materials move from the into the

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