Im a newbie please go easy!

[catchyerselfon]

Any chance one of you clever folk steer me to a place to help fill in the gaps? Or tell me what im supposed to be looking at here? That Kidney one has had me trawling all of the websites for the best part of an afternoon, sorry about the quality of the drawings.
Thanks in advance (ps Im an engineer not a biology dude!)
Catch

[canalon]

See here and you might want to know that the opposite of efferent iis afferent...

Blood is also a bad name for the top left picture. There are many types of cells in blood, and not all of them do have a nucleus.

[sdekivit]

you need to fill in: efferent arteriole, afferent arteriole, glomerulus, Bowman's capsule.

the bloodcell drawn here is a polymorphonuclear granulocyte (PMN)

(wow i still know the anatomy of the kidney :p)

[catchyerselfon]

Thank you both very much.
canalon that link is really good too.
(The blood caption was given to us by our tutor)
I can see that during my studies i may be in here a lot more!)

[Dr.Stein]

Just a bit correction, you should name it "spermatozoon" rather than "sperm" because the latter refers to "spermatozoon + its survival media" a.k.a "semen"

What do you mean by "cytoplasm centriole"? I think it refers to "cytoplasm" only

For "bone", you should name it as "compact bone" because there are some kinds of bones

[catchyerselfon]

Any takers on the ear one?
Low middle of the page.
Thanx

[vinaya]

i think u should label the kidney cell as a nephron

[Dr.Stein]

Any takers on the ear one?
Low middle of the page.
Thanx

It is a statoreceptor inside canalis semicircularis (ampula). Column-shaped cells are hair cells, whereas the dome is cupula. The tail is a nerve

[catchyerselfon]

Thank you all very much for helping me with this. Its tough starting back at school.

[Dr.Stein]

I wish you a good luck. Whenever you find a problem in Biology, please let me know maybe I could help you