When the tubular fluid leaves the distal convoluted tubules, it must travel through a series of small collecting tubules that empty into the collecting duct.
What are these structures a part of?
The structures described in the question are a part of the organ in charge of filtering the blood and producing urine, the kidney. Within the kidney, the filtered plasma, in the form of urine, travels through a series of tubules and ducts in order to reach the ureter.
Therefore, we can confirm that when the tubular fluid leaves the distal convoluted tubules, it must travel through a series of small collecting tubules that empty into the collecting duct.
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