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Printable HUMAN SYSTEMS TEST- Honors Biology Excretory System Review flash cards

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organs of excretory system skin lungs liver urinary system
skin excretes water salts urea
lungs release CO2

liver convert toxic ammonia to urea
kidney's function control concentration of water in blood, remove urea from blood, keep blood at right pH, control concentration of salts in blood
renin emzyme to help regulate blood volume

when kidneys secrete renin blood vessels contract raising blood pressure and increasing amount of sodium absorbed into blood
renal artery carries oxygenated blood to the kidney
renal vein carries deoxygenated blood away from the kidney

proximal convoluted tubule 60 to 70 urine filtrate GLUCOSE SALT WATER AMINO ACID reabsorbed back into blood capillaires Also glucose reabsorbed through active transport
glomerulus ball of capillaries carrying high pressure blood enclosed by Bowman's capsule
3 regions of renal tube proximal convoluted tubule, loop of henle, distal convoluted tubule

loop of henle originally isotonic When sodium is pumped into the blood water gets reabsorbed to keep the outside isotonic to loop of henle IMPORTANT FOR HELPING TO CONCENTRATE URINE
distal convoluted tubule majority of the water here
collecting ducts reabsorption complete

activity of kidney depends on blood concentration glands release hormones to control kidney function
kidney stones mineral crystals in kidney become harmful because they block ureter. Broken up by sound waves
kidney damage caused by high blood pressure and diabetes and damages delicate tubes of the nephron

kidney failure kidneys no longer clean the blood which interrupts homeostasis Need dialysis or transplant
urethra carries urine from bladder to outside of body
medulla inner region of kidney

sphincter muscle that opens to allow urine to be removed from the bladder
cortex outer region of kidney
renal pelvis collects urine before it passes down the ureter

capsule tough fibrous coat around the kidney
bladder stores urine before it is removed from the body
ureter tube that carries urine away from the kidney

kidney converts blood 2 urine
bowman's capsule cup shaped structure through which the fluid part of the blood is filtered
urine number 95 water

DCT and collecting ducts relatively impermeable to water in the absence of ADH
decrease in blood pressure stimulates kidneys to produce renin
urine density 1point001 to 1point035

organs of excretory system skin lungs liver urinary system
skin excretes water salts urea
lungs release CO2
liver convert toxic ammonia to urea
kidney's function control concentration of water in blood, remove urea from blood, keep blood at right pH, control concentration of salts in blood
renin emzyme to help regulate blood volume
when kidneys secrete renin blood vessels contract raising blood pressure and increasing amount of sodium absorbed into blood
renal artery carries oxygenated blood to the kidney
renal vein carries deoxygenated blood away from the kidney
proximal convoluted tubule 60 to 70 urine filtrate GLUCOSE SALT WATER AMINO ACID reabsorbed back into blood capillaires Also glucose reabsorbed through active transport
glomerulus ball of capillaries carrying high pressure blood enclosed by Bowman's capsule
3 regions of renal tube proximal convoluted tubule, loop of henle, distal convoluted tubule
loop of henle originally isotonic When sodium is pumped into the blood water gets reabsorbed to keep the outside isotonic to loop of henle IMPORTANT FOR HELPING TO CONCENTRATE URINE
distal convoluted tubule majority of the water here
collecting ducts reabsorption complete
activity of kidney depends on blood concentration glands release hormones to control kidney function
kidney stones mineral crystals in kidney become harmful because they block ureter. Broken up by sound waves
kidney damage caused by high blood pressure and diabetes and damages delicate tubes of the nephron
kidney failure kidneys no longer clean the blood which interrupts homeostasis Need dialysis or transplant
urethra carries urine from bladder to outside of body
medulla inner region of kidney
sphincter muscle that opens to allow urine to be removed from the bladder
cortex outer region of kidney
renal pelvis collects urine before it passes down the ureter
capsule tough fibrous coat around the kidney
bladder stores urine before it is removed from the body
ureter tube that carries urine away from the kidney
kidney converts blood 2 urine
bowman's capsule cup shaped structure through which the fluid part of the blood is filtered
urine number 95 water
DCT and collecting ducts relatively impermeable to water in the absence of ADH
decrease in blood pressure stimulates kidneys to produce renin
urine density 1point001 to 1point035

 

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