Where does urine first drain into? Renal pelvis. Ureters. Urethra. Urinary bladder.
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After being formed in the nephrons found in the pyramids, urine moves through the renal papilla, into minor and major calyces, then into the pelvises, which funnel into the ureters.
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When it first leaves the kidney, urine flows through a. the urinary bladder. b. the urethra. c. the ureter. d. the glomeruli.
In the mammalian urinary system, the urine formed in the kidneys is carried to the urinary bladder by the _____ and from the bladder to the outside of the body by the _____. a. collecting duct, renal pelvis b. nephron, collecting duct c. renal pelvis, urethra d. ureters, urethra e. urethra, ureters
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