Match the tissue layer surrounding the kidney with its function. Anchors the kidney to the posterior abdominal wall and peritoneum Renal fascia Maintains the shape and protects it from trauma Fibrous capsule Outermost layer; composed of adipose connective tissue Paranephric fat Contains adipose tissue; offers cushioning and insulation Paranephric fat
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This layer anchors the kidney to the posterior abdominal wall and peritoneum, and maintains its shape and protects it from trauma. The fibrous capsule is the outermost layer of the kidney, composed of adipose connective tissue. This layer offers cushioning and Show more…
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