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Urinary Alphabet ExplorerVersion en ligne Urinary system terms A–Z par Lesly A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Starts with A A small blood vessel delivering blood toward the filtration unit of a nephron. Starts with B Elastic sac that stores urine before it leaves the body. Starts with C Waste product from muscle metabolism filtered by the kidneys into urine. Starts with D Medical process that removes wastes and extra water when kidney function is impaired. Starts with E Vessel carrying filtered blood away from the filtration site between nephron components. Starts with F Step where water and small solutes move from blood into the filtration space of the nephron. Starts with G A tuft of capillaries inside the nephron where plasma first enters the filtration process. Starts with H Presence of blood in the urine. Starts with I Inability to control urination leading to accidental release. Starts with J Structure near the filtration unit that helps regulate blood pressure through enzyme release. Starts with K Organ that filters blood, forms urine, and maintains fluid balance. Starts with L Condition characterized by mineral crystal stones forming in the kidney or urinary tract. Starts with M Innermost part of the kidney containing collecting ducts and loops of Henle. Starts with N Functional unit that performs filtration, reabsorption, and secretion. Starts with O Movement of water across a membrane driven by a concentration difference. Starts with P Nephron segment where most reabsorption of water, ions, and nutrients occurs. Starts with Q Metabolic byproduct related to oxidation processes that may be eliminated by urine. Starts with R funnel-like region that collects urine before it moves to the ureter. Starts with S Active transport adding substances from blood into the filtrate. Starts with T Section of nephron where selective reabsorption and secretion occur. Starts with U Tube that transports urine from the kidney to the bladder. Starts with V Relating to the bladder and its urinary functions. Starts with W Reclaiming water from the filtrate to concentrate urine. Starts with X Purine metabolite sometimes found in urine as a waste product. Starts with Y An imagined or extended label for a hypothetical duct participating in fluid movement near the excretory pathway. Starts with Z Layer of the adrenal cortex involved in mineral balance; its activity can influence urine composition indirectly.

Urinary Alphabet ExplorerVersion en ligne

Urinary system terms A–Z

par Lesly

Starts with A

A small blood vessel delivering blood toward the filtration unit of a nephron.

Starts with B

Elastic sac that stores urine before it leaves the body.

Starts with C

Waste product from muscle metabolism filtered by the kidneys into urine.

Starts with D

Medical process that removes wastes and extra water when kidney function is impaired.

Starts with E

Vessel carrying filtered blood away from the filtration site between nephron components.

Starts with F

Step where water and small solutes move from blood into the filtration space of the nephron.

Starts with G

A tuft of capillaries inside the nephron where plasma first enters the filtration process.

Starts with H

Presence of blood in the urine.

Starts with I

Inability to control urination leading to accidental release.

Starts with J

Structure near the filtration unit that helps regulate blood pressure through enzyme release.

Starts with K

Organ that filters blood, forms urine, and maintains fluid balance.

Starts with L

Condition characterized by mineral crystal stones forming in the kidney or urinary tract.

Starts with M

Innermost part of the kidney containing collecting ducts and loops of Henle.

Starts with N

Functional unit that performs filtration, reabsorption, and secretion.

Starts with O

Movement of water across a membrane driven by a concentration difference.

Starts with P

Nephron segment where most reabsorption of water, ions, and nutrients occurs.

Starts with Q

Metabolic byproduct related to oxidation processes that may be eliminated by urine.

Starts with R

funnel-like region that collects urine before it moves to the ureter.

Starts with S

Active transport adding substances from blood into the filtrate.

Starts with T

Section of nephron where selective reabsorption and secretion occur.

Starts with U

Tube that transports urine from the kidney to the bladder.

Starts with V

Relating to the bladder and its urinary functions.

Starts with W

Reclaiming water from the filtrate to concentrate urine.

Starts with X

Purine metabolite sometimes found in urine as a waste product.

Starts with Y

An imagined or extended label for a hypothetical duct participating in fluid movement near the excretory pathway.

Starts with Z

Layer of the adrenal cortex involved in mineral balance; its activity can influence urine composition indirectly.

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Urinary Alphabet ExplorerVersion en ligne

par Lesly

Starts with A

A small blood vessel delivering blood toward the filtration unit of a nephron.

Starts with B

Elastic sac that stores urine before it leaves the body.

Starts with C

Waste product from muscle metabolism filtered by the kidneys into urine.

Starts with D

Medical process that removes wastes and extra water when kidney function is impaired.

Starts with E

Vessel carrying filtered blood away from the filtration site between nephron components.

Starts with F

Step where water and small solutes move from blood into the filtration space of the nephron.

Starts with G

A tuft of capillaries inside the nephron where plasma first enters the filtration process.

Starts with H

Presence of blood in the urine.

Starts with I

Inability to control urination leading to accidental release.

Starts with J

Structure near the filtration unit that helps regulate blood pressure through enzyme release.

Starts with K

Organ that filters blood, forms urine, and maintains fluid balance.

Starts with L

Condition characterized by mineral crystal stones forming in the kidney or urinary tract.

Starts with M

Innermost part of the kidney containing collecting ducts and loops of Henle.

Starts with N

Functional unit that performs filtration, reabsorption, and secretion.

Starts with O

Movement of water across a membrane driven by a concentration difference.

Starts with P

Nephron segment where most reabsorption of water, ions, and nutrients occurs.

Starts with Q

Metabolic byproduct related to oxidation processes that may be eliminated by urine.

Starts with R

funnel-like region that collects urine before it moves to the ureter.

Starts with S

Active transport adding substances from blood into the filtrate.

Starts with T

Section of nephron where selective reabsorption and secretion occur.

Starts with U

Tube that transports urine from the kidney to the bladder.

Starts with V

Relating to the bladder and its urinary functions.

Starts with W

Reclaiming water from the filtrate to concentrate urine.

Starts with X

Purine metabolite sometimes found in urine as a waste product.

Starts with Y

An imagined or extended label for a hypothetical duct participating in fluid movement near the excretory pathway.

Starts with Z

Layer of the adrenal cortex involved in mineral balance; its activity can influence urine composition indirectly.