Which of these is the correct sequence of blood vessels associated with the nephron?

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From the dorsal aorta,the renal artery leads to many arterioles,one for each nephron.The arteriole,called an afferent arteriole,divides to form a capillary bed,the glomerulus,where liquid exits and enters the glomerular capsule.Blood from the glomerulus drains into an efferent arteriole,which subsequently branches into a second capillary bed around the tubular parts of the nephron.This capillary bed,called the peritubular capillary network,leads to venules that join to form the renal vein,a vessel that enters the inferior vena cava.See Figure 34.3C.

Which of These Is the Correct Sequence of Blood Vessels