Regarding the ureters

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They are a continuation of the renal pelvis which is formed by the union of 10 major calyces

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They exit the hilum behind the renal artery

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They are each 40cm long

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On a radiograph they run lust lateral to the transverse processes of the lumber vertebrae

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The lower ends are supplied by the ureteric branch of the renal artery

1.	Regarding the ureters
A.	They exit the hilum behind the renal artery
B.	They are a continuation of the renal pelvis which is formed by the union of 10 major calyces
C.	They are each 40cm long
D.	On a radiograph they run lust lateral to the transverse processes of the lumber vertebrae
E.	The lower ends are supplied by the ureteric branch of the renal artery
Answer» B. They are a continuation of the renal pelvis which is formed by the union of 10 major calyces

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