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The upper region of the ureter.

Muscle tissue found within the walls of the calyces, pelvis, and ureter, responsible for contractions to propel urine.

Pain in the back can be a sign of kidney issues due to the superficial location of the kidneys.

Kidneys receive approximately 25% of the body's total blood flow.

High blood flow through the kidneys enables them to regulate fluid and electrolytes.

One of the major roles of the kidneys is maintaining electrolyte balance in the body.

Kidneys help maintain the volume and osmolarity of the body's fluids.

Kidneys filter metabolic waste products and foreign substances from the blood.

The text emphasizes the body's ability to efficiently adjust its osmolarity through fluid regulation.

The high blood flow through the kidneys allows them to adjust osmolarity quickly and easily.

Nephrons within the medulla of the kidney help maintain salt balance in the body.

Purple-colored lymphatic areas within the splenic pulp protect against blood flow irregularities.

The PALS concept promotes the maturation of cells within the spleen.

The lymphatic sheath houses B-lymphocytes within the spleen.

Splenic nodules contain both T-lymphocytes and B-lymphocytes.

The dark structures seen in the spleen's tissue with a dye are called sinusoids.

The white pulp is responsible for immune function within the spleen.

The capsule of the spleen directs blood flow into its interior.

Lymphatic organs, including lymph nodes, are part of the lymphatic system.

The red pulp in the spleen functions as a blood filter.

The lymphatic sheath within the spleen is primarily located in a circular manner.

The 'W-0' transportation system is responsible for transporting blood from the periphery to the spleen.

A lymphatic network can be used to diagnose problems with the immune system.