Urinary System — Flashcards

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What is the narrowest part of the ureter?_____

The branch from the _____ artery and the branch from the inferior vesical artery are always constant supply to the ureters.

In the _____ nephrons, the peritubular capillaries give off vasa recta (straight arterioles) which run parallel to the loop of Henle

The renal _____ is the conical apex of a renal pyramid

_____ refers to a layer/sheet of fat present subcutaneously and is found over most of the body except the scrotum, penis and the eyelid.

There are _____ arterial segments in the kidney.

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The renal papillae (at the apex of medullary pyramids) empty directly into _____, which then drain into major calyces.

An example of triangular oblique muscle is _____, temporalis and adductor longus

Urinary System Flashcards for NEET-PG

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