Label the external anatomy of the kidney.

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The external anatomy of the kidney may have its parts labeled as the suprarenal gland, inferior gland, hilum, renal artery, renal vein, and ureter.

<h3>What are the kidneys?</h3>

There are two organs present in the urinary system.
Two organs are located on the sides of the spine.
They are organs that have internal and external structures.
They are responsible for filtering the blood and expelling harmful substances.

The external structures of the kidneys make up the external anatomy of these organs. These structures have specific functions and act together and individually to maintain the functioning of the kidneys and the efficient regulation of substances.

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