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excretion

chapter 38-3 review of excretion

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excretionhow the body rids itself of toxic substances
carbon dioxide, water and saltmajor substance that are excreted
skin, lungs and kidneysorgans that control the excretion of water salt and carbon dioxide.
ammonia NH3Very toxic product from the break down of amino acids that must get eliminated from the body
Urealess toxic product of 2 ammonia molecules and carbon dioxide. Made in the liver
Urinemade of urea and water
Kidneysconrols how much salt and water are in our body
adrenal glandorgam that makes a hormone that tell the kidney how much salt to excrete
nephronstha basis filtering unit in the kidneyThere are 1 million of them in the kidney
Bowmans capsuleThis is the upper part of the nephron where blood enters and is filletred by capillaries called the glomerulus.
glomeruluscapillaries that filter blood in the kidney
filtrateliquid that remais in bowmans capsule after the glomerulus filters blood
Renal tubuleCollects the liquid filtrate from bowmans capsule
Loop of Henlemany molecules are reclaimed by this loop including glucose amino acids so they do not just eliminated
reanl tubulebowmans capsule connects to this structure that hold the filtrate from the glomerulus
collecting ductafter the loop of henle this structure reclaims most of the water concentrates urine
ureterscollects urine from kidney delivers it to the bladder
bladderstores urine for excretion
urethrathe tube that urines exits the body longer in men than women
kidney failurevery serious condition where you get uncontrolled blood pressure, too much fluid, and too much urea build up and you could die
histocompatibility antigensthese are the antigen in your kidnesy that make it necessary to get a kidney from a twin which is 100% identical or a sibling.
Contration gradient of salt and ureaHow the kidney lets osmosis help form a concentrated urine


Professor
Medical University of South Carolina
Charleston, SC

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