nephr 3- DeT Model 1- Structure of a Nephron capsele Tlopmerulus + a renal corpusele and a rene! tubule 1. The nephron is made up of two basic parts, what are they? 2. The renal corpuscle is composed of a cup-shaped structure that contains a ball of capillaries. Locate these two structures and identify them below. Cup-shaped structure: Cap Sule Ball of capillaries:_Glomerulus 3. Blood flow into the ball of capillaries mentioned above comes from an afferent arteriole. Locate the afferent arteriole on the picture and circle its name. 4. Blood flow out of the ball of capillaries mentioned above comes from an efferent arteriole. Locate the efferent arteriole on the picture and circle its name. 5. Think about the capillary beds we've studied, how is this organization (here in the kidneys) different than what we've seen? 6. Which arteriole has a larger diameter? 7. Discuss in your group and then summarize why you think your answer to #6 is important.

nephr 3- DeT Model 1- Structure of a Nephron capsele Tlopmerulus + a renal corpusele and a rene! tubule 1. The nephron is made up of two basic parts, what are they? 2. The renal corpuscle is composed of a cup-shaped structure that contains a ball of capillaries. Locate these two structures and identify them below. Cup-shaped structure: Cap Sule Ball of capillaries:_Glomerulus 3. Blood flow into the ball of capillaries mentioned above comes from an afferent arteriole. Locate the afferent arteriole on the picture and circle its name. 4. Blood flow out of the ball of capillaries mentioned above comes from an efferent arteriole. Locate the efferent arteriole on the picture and circle its name. 5. Think about the capillary beds we've studied, how is this organization (here in the kidneys) different than what we've seen? 6. Which arteriole has a larger diameter? 7. Discuss in your group and then summarize why you think your answer to #6 is important.

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

11th Edition

ISBN:9780134580999

Author:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Publisher:Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn

Chapter1: The Human Body: An Orientation

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