After leaving the collecting duct urine travels through the following structures; minor calyx, major calyx, ____________, ureter, bladder, urethra. Fill in the blank.
We produce about 180 L/day of filtrate in the kidneys. We “…
We produce about 180 L/day of filtrate in the kidneys. We “pee” only about 2 L/day of urine. What accounts for the difference?
What will the kidneys do in response to high blood pressure?
What will the kidneys do in response to high blood pressure?
Which of the following are waste products that are eventuall…
Which of the following are waste products that are eventually excreted in the kidneys.
Substances, such as Hydrogen ions, can be excreted from the…
Substances, such as Hydrogen ions, can be excreted from the kidneys by tubular secretion. Which of following shows the correct direction hydrogen ions would travel.
Diabetics with high blood sugar levels cannot completely rea…
Diabetics with high blood sugar levels cannot completely reabsorb all of the glucose in the filtrate. Where does this excess glucose go to?
Which structure connects the mouth and the esophagus?
Which structure connects the mouth and the esophagus?
Acinar cells produce?
Acinar cells produce?
Which of the following specialized structures increases the…
Which of the following specialized structures increases the ability of the jejunum to absorb nutrients?
Blood pressure in the glomerulus can be maintained regardles…
Blood pressure in the glomerulus can be maintained regardless of blood pressure changes in the rest of the body. Which structure of the kidney helps maintain this pressure?