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28 Urinary organs ! How does peritoneum cover kidney? Extraperitonealy #Intraperitonealy Mesoperitonealy Subperitonealy ! What adjoints to the superior pole of the kidney? Suprarenal gland #Spleen Stomach Pancreas ! What seat of the kidney is made of ... Diafragm, psoas major m., qudratus lumborum m., transvers abdominis m. #Qudratus lumborum m., internal oblique m. #Internal oblique m., qudratus lumborum m., transvers abdominis m. Diafragm, psoas major m., internal oblique m. ! What poles have the kidney? Superior and inferior #Posterior and anterior Medial and lateral Rihgt and left ! What margins have the kidney? Medial and lateral #Superior and inferior Posterior and anterior Rihgt and left ! Where is located the hilum of the kidney? On the medial margin #On the Lateral margins On the anterior surface On the posterior surface ! The functional unit of the kidney is ... Nephron #Renal lobe Renal lobule Renal piramid ! What parts have the renal piraramid? Base and apex #Fundus and apex Body and head Neck and apex ! The primary urine is made in ... Renal corpuscle #Distal convoluted tubules Proximal convoluted tubules Renal pelvis ! The secondary urine is made in ... Renal tubeles #Renal corpuscle Renal pelvis Renal calices ! What parts have the ureter? Abdominal, pelvic and inramural #Renal, abdominal and pelvic Abdominal, pelvic and ingvinal Abdominal, pelvic and vesical ! How does peritoneum cover ureter? Extraperitonealy #Intraperitonealy Mesoperitonealy Subperitonealy ! What parts have the bladder? Apex, body, fundus and neck #Body, neck and head Body and head Body, head and fundus ! How does peritoneum cover the empty bladder? Extraperitonealy #Intraperitonealy Mesoperitonealy Subperitonealy ! How does peritoneum cover the full bladder? Mesoperitonealy #Extraperitonealy Intraperitonealy Subperitonealy