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Renal Anatomy 4, Glomerulas and juxterglomerular apparatus

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The macula densa of the juxtaglomerular apparatus is located:

a. In the lining of the afferent arteriole

b. In the lining of the efferent arteriole

c. Within the interstitial spaces of the glomerulus

d. In the lining of the distal tubule

The lining of the proximal tubule is composed of:

a. Simple squamous epithelium with microvilli to increase the internal surface area

b. Simple columnar epithelium with microvilli to increase the internal surface area

c. Tough fibrous tissue to maintain tissue integrity

d. Smooth muscle to encourage peristaltic movement of glomerular filtrate

Granular cells have a granular appearance because they contain microscopic vesicles of:

a. Renin

b. Angiotensin

c. Erythropoietin

d. Activated vitamin D

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