What is meant by the term ureter?
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Tube carrying urine from a kidney to the bladder.
Key words: ureter
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Tube carrying urine from a kidney to the bladder.
Key words: ureter
Muscular organ that stores urine.
Key words: bladder
Tube carrying urine from bladder to outside.
Key words: urethra
Relating to the kidney.
Key words: renal
Connection: Renal vessels and ureter. Function: Filters/regulates blood and forms urine.
Key words: Kidney
Connection: Kidney to bladder. Function: Transports urine.
Key words: Ureter
Connection: Between ureters and urethra. Function: Stores urine.
Key words: Bladder
Connection: Bladder to exterior. Function: Releases urine.
Key words: Urethra
Connection: Circulation to/from kidney. Function: Carry blood, not urine.
Key words: Renal artery/vein
False. Ureters do; the urethra leaves the bladder.
False. It carries blood away from the kidney.
False. It is formed by kidneys and stored in the bladder.
Kidney → ureter → bladder → urethra.
Key words: kidney · urethra
The renal artery.
Key words: renal artery
Two (one from each kidney).
Key words: two