Create a concept map including linking words of kidney structure and function including the following: ● Afferent arteriole ● Bowman's capsule Collecting duct Convoluted tubules, proximal and distal Cortex and medulla ● Efferent arteriole ● Excretion . Filtrate ● . ● Filtration ● ● ● • • - ● Glomerulus Kidney Loop of Henle Renal artery Renal corpuscle Renal pelvis and ureter Renal vein . Secretion D Nephron Peritubular capillaries Reabsorption

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