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This is incorrect. There are 3 sites of constriction along the course of the ureter where stones may lodge. These are the ureteropelvic junction (where the ureter emerges from the renal pelvis), the crossing of the ureter over the common iliac artery, and the uretorovesicular junction (where the ureter enters the bladder wall).
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The ureteropelvic junction, crossing over the abdominal aorta, ureteral sphincter
QuestionChoice
This is incorrect. There are 3 sites of constriction along the course of the ureter where stones may lodge. These are the ureteropelvic junction (where the ureter emerges from the renal pelvis), the crossing of the ureter over the common iliac artery, and the uretorovesicular junction (where the ureter enters the bladder wall).
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The bladder neck, crossing over the femoral artery, uretorovesicular junction
QuestionChoice
This is incorrect. There are 3 sites of constriction along the course of the ureter where stones may lodge. These are the ureteropelvic junction (where the ureter emerges from the renal pelvis), the crossing of the ureter over the common iliac artery, and the uretorovesicular junction (where the ureter enters the bladder wall).
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The bladder neck, crossing over the common iliac artery, ureteral sphincter
QuestionChoice
This is incorrect. There are 3 sites of constriction along the course of the ureter where stones may lodge. These are the ureteropelvic junction (where the ureter emerges from the renal pelvis), the crossing of the ureter over the common iliac artery, and the uretorovesicular junction (where the ureter enters the bladder wall).
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Ureteropelvic junction, crossing over the femoral artery, uretorovesicular junction
QuestionChoice
This is correct. There are 3 sites of constriction along the course of the ureter where stones may lodge. These are the ureteropelvic junction (where the ureter emerges from the renal pelvis), the crossing of the ureter over the common iliac artery, and the uretorovesicular junction (where the ureter enters the bladder wall).
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Ureteropelvic junction, crossing over the common iliac artery, uretorovesicular junction
Concept
Chapter
2693
4413
Renal Stones
Topic
142
Nephrology
17669
Which of the following correctly lists the 3 points of constriction seen in the ureter?
a