Follow the correct path of a water molecule as it exists the plasma spaceand ultimately ends its' journey in the urinary bladder. Which "path"below is correct?A. Loop of Henle.Glomerulus.Distal Tubule.Collecting Duct..RenalPelvis.UreterB. Collecting Duct..Renal Pelvis..DistalTubule. .Glomerulus.Loop of Henle..UreterC. Renal Pelvis .Loop of Henle..DistalTubule.Glomerulus..Collecting Duct..UreterD. Glomerulus.Loop of Henle..Distal Tubule..Collecting Duct..RenalPelvis...Ureter

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Follow the correct path of a water molecule as it exists the plasma space and ultimately ends its' journey in the urinary bladder. Which "path" below is correct? A. Loop of Henle..Glomerulus.Distal Tubule.Collecting Duct.Renal Pelvis.Ureter B. Collecting Duc.Renal Pelvis.Distal Tubule .Glomerulus.Loop of Henle..Ureter C. Renal Pelvis .Loop of Henle.Distal Tubule.Glomerulus.Collecting Duct.Ureter D. Glomerulus.Loop of Henle..Distal Tubule..Collecting Duct..Renal Pelvis..Ureter

Follow the correct path of a water molecule as it exists the plasma space and ultimately ends its' journey in the urinary bladder. Which "path" below is correct? A. Loop of Henle..Glomerulus.Distal Tubule.Collecting Duct.Renal Pelvis.Ureter B. Collecting Duc.Renal Pelvis.Distal Tubule .Glomerulus.Loop of Henle..Ureter C. Renal Pelvis .Loop of Henle.Distal Tubule.Glomerulus.Collecting Duct.Ureter D. Glomerulus.Loop of Henle..Distal Tubule..Collecting Duct..Renal Pelvis..Ureter

Biology 2e

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Author:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Publisher:Matthew Douglas, Jung Choi, Mary Ann Clark

Chapter41: Osmotic Regulation And Excretion

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 2VCQ: Figure 41.6 Which of the following statements about the nephron is false? The collecting duct...

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