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NoteStudied by 26 people- Renal capsule
- WHAT: fibrous connective tissue
- WHERE: most outer layer of the kidney
- WHY: supports kidney and prevents injury
- Renal cortex:
- WHAT: contains a space filled with blood vessels
- WHERE: underneath the renal capsule, above medulla
- WHY: reabsorbs filtered material, provides a space for arteries and veins to provide blood flow to the nephrons
- Renal medulla
- WHAT: contains bulk of nephron structures called renal pyramids
- WHERE: innermost layer of the kidney
- WHY: (nephrons) provide filtering for the kidney
- Renal pyramids
- WHAT: dense nephron structures, conical shape inside kidney
- WHERE: in the renal medulla
- WHY: allows filtration of kidney
- Renal columns
- WHAT: connective tissue that separates medullary pyramids
- WHERE: in between medullary pyramids
- WHY: provides a better anchor for renal cortex like a “column”
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