BUILD A PROCESS
Follow urine from nephron to outside
Separate the urine route from the blood route.
Build a process
Use the up and down buttons to build the sequence, then check your reasoning. Some biological events overlap; follow the simplified pathway described here.
- 1Urethra
- 2Urinary bladder
- 3Ureter
- 4Renal calyces and pelvis
- 5Collecting duct
Read the complete pathway
- Collecting duct. Final water adjustments occur under hormonal influence.
- Renal calyces and pelvis. Urine drains into the collecting region.
- Ureter. Peristalsis carries urine towards the bladder.
- Urinary bladder. A muscular reservoir stores urine.
- Urethra. Urine leaves the body.
Explain what you observed
Does the renal vein carry urine?
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Read a related learning guide →Practise Homeostasis →Open the student notes folder ↗Concepts and sources
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