Hey, Kadee Zillonas, here we go, annotating the nephron. We start with the glomerulus, glomerulus, let me go. Then we go to the Bowman's capsule, which is part of the actual nephron. The glomerulus is actually just the blood vessel. I say just, but the glomerulus does the ultra filtration of the blood, so that the nephron can get rid of the waste. The next thing to labels the proximal convoluted tubule. Proximal means close. And then the loop of Henley. Now I miss off the distal, the further one, the distant one, and I just label collecting duct. But you can show off a little by putting to the bladder and knowing that the vase of recta is the fancy name for the blood capillary. Time for a little hint. We talk a lot about the Modulla. Go back to the drawing of the kidney to check out where that is. I just want you to know how the nephron sits within the Modulla. This region here is all Modulla, and the loop of Henley and collecting duct are responsible for osmo regulation within that. So you know what to do? Take a screenshot, draw along, don't forget to wait for the keywords at the end. Let us know what else you need to learn by giving in touch at learnakadee Zillonas.com.