Ureters

... we're not discussing urine on the legs, I've got nothing. 4. There are valves along the way that should keep bladder bacteria from moving into the ureters, but that's the only gender-related factor I can think of.

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... At this point hydrostatic pressure has been greatly reduced. The filtered blod then re-enters systemic circulation or is secreted into the ureters to be excreted from the body. The glomerolus is responsible mainly for reabsorbtion of protien (just FYI). When someone has extended an extended ...

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... muscle locations: walls of blood vessels and in hollow organs of digestive, respiratory, urinary and reproductive organs. ex. bladder, intestines, ureters, ductus deferns. ,bronchioles. function: Moves food, urine, and reproductive tract secretions; controls diameter of respiratory passages (bronchi); ...

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... that it is then dissolved in water to form urine, its that it's reabsorbed and the remainder is passed into the collecting duct and down to the ureters into the bladder. And, the urine is not technically formed in the kidneys, it is just the waste being concentrated for expulsion by the body. ...

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... 2) oxygen, carbon dioxide 3) probably the answer is WATER but I'm not sure 4) Urethra (if all the way it passed is asked it is: kidney---> ureters--->Urinary bladder---> urethra ) 5)kidney

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