Which outer region contains most glomeruli, Bowman's capsules, and convoluted tubules?

Which inner region contains pyramids, long nephron loops, and collecting ducts that point toward the hilum?

A cone-shaped mass in the inner zone has straight tubules running toward its tip. Which structure is it?

Which funnel-shaped basin receives fluid from the cup-shaped spaces before it enters the tube to the bladder?

Cortical tissue extends between neighboring pyramids. Which structure is that extension?

Which pointed tip of a pyramid empties fluid into a small cup-shaped space?

A small cup surrounds one pyramid tip and receives the first drainage from it. Which structure is it?

At the medial notch, vessels and the drainage tube enter or leave the bean-shaped organ. What is this notch called?

Fluid leaving the central basin enters a muscular tube on its way to storage. Which structure carries it?

After the paired tubes deliver fluid, which expandable organ stores it until micturition?

During voiding, fluid leaves the storage sac through the final tube to the outside. Which structure is that tube?

Which paired organ forms filtrate before the fluid enters the tubes leading to storage?

Which order shows the path urine takes from a pyramid tip to the bladder?

Which tube collects fluid from many nephrons and carries it down through a pyramid toward its tip?

After several small cups merge, which larger branch carries fluid toward the central basin?

A drop of blood has just left the abdominal aorta and is headed to segmental branches at the hilum. Which vessel is between them?

After segmental branches, blood travels through vessels between pyramids. Which vessels are these?

Which arteries arch along the boundary between the outer and inner kidney regions after interlobar arteries?

Which small vessel carries blood from a cortical radiate artery into a glomerular capillary tuft?

Blood leaving a glomerular capillary tuft exits through which small vessel?

After the exit arteriole, blood in the outer region usually enters a capillary network wrapped around tubules. What is it?

After interlobar veins, blood leaves the hilum on its way to the inferior vena cava. Which vessel carries it out?

What does the renal capsule do for the organ it wraps directly?

What is the main function of the renal pelvis?

What do the ureters do?

What is the urinary bladder's role in the tract?

A surgeon reaches the kidneys through the posterior body wall before opening the peritoneal cavity. What does that placement make them?

In most people, the organ on the right sits slightly lower than the one on the left because of the liver. Which organ is described?

Each kidney lies to the right or left of the vertebral column rather than on the midline. Which directional term describes that position?

Compared with the diaphragm, the kidneys sit just below it in the posterior abdomen. Which directional term fits that relationship?