C. Anatomy Select the structures described by the statements below. calyces collecting duct cortex glomerular capsule glomerulus medulla nephron renal capsule renal column renal papilla renal pelvis renal pyramids ureters urethra 1. Tubes that drain the kidneys. 2. Tube that drains the urinary bladder. 3. Portion of kidney that contains renal corpuscles. 4. Cone-shaped portions of the medulla. 5. Part of kidney containing collecting ducts. 6. Functional unit of the kidney. 7. Capillary tuft within renal corpuscle. 8. Tip of renal pyramid. 9. Tube receiving urine from several nephrons. 10. Thin, fibrous covering of the kidney. 11. Cortical tissue between renal pyramids. 12. Short tubes receiving urine from renal pyramids. 13. Part of kidney composed of renal pyramids and renal columns. 14. Funnel-like structure receiving urine from calyces. 15. Cuplike structure enveloping a glomerulus. 2 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 9. 10 11, 12. 13. 14, 15.

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