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The kidneys/urogenital system develops from
The kidneys/urogenital system develops from
- Intermediate mesoderm (correct)
- Endoderm
- Paraxial Mesoderm
- Parietal Mesoderm
The suprarenal glands develop from
The suprarenal glands develop from
- Intermediate mesoderm
- Endoderm
- Paraxial Mesoderm (correct)
- Parietal Mesoderm
What is the first stage of kidney development?
What is the first stage of kidney development?
- Metanephros
- Uronephros
- Pronephros (correct)
- Mesonephros
When does the pronephros develop and where does it develop?
When does the pronephros develop and where does it develop?
What is the second stage of kidney development?
What is the second stage of kidney development?
When and where does the mesonephros develop?
When and where does the mesonephros develop?
What is the last stage of kidney development that will become our kidneys?
What is the last stage of kidney development that will become our kidneys?
T or F: Development of all three kidney systems and suprarenal glands is extra peritoneal
T or F: Development of all three kidney systems and suprarenal glands is extra peritoneal
The mesonephric (wolffian) duct gives rise to...
The mesonephric (wolffian) duct gives rise to...
The nephron, bowman's capsule, DCT, PCT, and Loop of Henle are derived from
The nephron, bowman's capsule, DCT, PCT, and Loop of Henle are derived from
The ureteric bud forms what?
The ureteric bud forms what?
Where does the urorectal septum come from and what does it separate?
Where does the urorectal septum come from and what does it separate?
The following is an allantois remnant that connects the bladder with the umbillicus
The following is an allantois remnant that connects the bladder with the umbillicus
What is a potential consequence of bilateral renal agenesis?
What is a potential consequence of bilateral renal agenesis?
What typically occurs due to the fusion of right and left kidneys in horseshoe kidney?
What typically occurs due to the fusion of right and left kidneys in horseshoe kidney?
In which condition might ectopic openings of the ureter bypass the bladder entirely?
In which condition might ectopic openings of the ureter bypass the bladder entirely?
What characterizes the condition of multiple kidneys?
What characterizes the condition of multiple kidneys?
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Renal Agenesis
Renal Agenesis
Absence of kidney development.
Ectopic Kidneys
Ectopic Kidneys
Kidneys in abnormal locations, often pelvis or abdomen.
Horseshoe Kidney
Horseshoe Kidney
Fusion of both kidneys at midline.
Accessory Renal Arteries
Accessory Renal Arteries
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Urachal Fistula
Urachal Fistula
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