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Review for Respiratory & Excretory Systems Test-2012

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Nasal cavityWarms and moistens air & filters dust.
TracheaTube that transports air to the bronchi.
EpiglottisPrevents food from entering the trachea.
AlveoliOxygen passes into the capillaries that surround these sacs.
LungsOrgan made up of masses of alveoli.
DiaphragmA sheet of muscle across the bottom of the chest cavity.
BronchiA division of the trachea.
Functions (jobs) of the urinary systemRids blood of wastes; gets rid of excess salt; controls blood volume.
Excretory organs of the bodySkin. bladder, kidneys & lungs.
What happens when kidneys don't work?Wastes act as poisons in body; swelling of the ankles and feet.
Why is skin an excretory organ?It gets rid of excess salt & wastes, which pass through it.
Why do you see your breath on a cold day?Water vapor condenses
UretersTransports urine from the kidneys to the bladder.
NephronsFilters in the kidneys that remove wastes from blood.
Renal artery (Aorta)Bood enters the kidneys through this.
CapillariesMost of the water, sugar and salt removed by nephrons re-enter the blood through these.
Renal veinReturns purified blood from the kidneys to be circulated.
UrethraUrine from the bladder flows through this and then leaves the body.
BladderOrgan that stores urine from the kidneys until it can be released (through urination).
KidneysTwo bean shaped organs containing filtering units (nephrons).
Smoking, coal dust, air pollutionRelated to respiratory problems.
Asthma, emphysema, chronic bronchitisDisorders of the respiratory system.
BreathingProcess in which air moves in and out of lungs.
All of itAmount of blood that passes through your kidneys each day.
Swelling of ankles & feetWater that is not removed from body tissues causes this.
GasWhat is exchanged between capillaries & alveoli in the lungs?
About 1 millionNumber of nephrons in each kidney.
Kidneys, ureters, bladder, urethraMajor organs of the urinary system.
SweatWater & salts are released in this through skin.

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