excretion Flashcards

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excretion definition: process by which _____________ ________ _____________ & _______ _______________ are ____________ from the ______ of an organism

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metabolic waste products, toxic substances, removed, body

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metabolism is sum of ____ __________ reactions occurring in cells of an organism

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all chemical

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metabolism= ____________+______________

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anabolism + catabolism

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anabolism: metabolic reactions where ________ molecules are ______ up into ________ molecules with a ____ ________ of _________ eg __________________

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simple, built, complex, net intake, energy, photosynthesis

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catabolism: metabolic reactions where ________ molecules are ________ down to ________ molecules with a ____ __________ of _________ eg __________

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complex, broken, simpler, net release, energy, hydrolysis

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metabolic waste products: _____________ products from metabolic reactions eg ___________________

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unwanted, carbon dioxide

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egestion: removal of waste substances, mainly ______________ ________ from _____________ _______ (those have never been absorbed into cells & hence they’re not produced as ________ of metabolic reactions within cells)

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undigested matter, alimentary canal, result

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excretion is also the removal of waste substances but these waste substances are produced by _____________ ___________ that occur ________ cells

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metabolic reactions, within

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unicellular organisms excrete their metabolic waste products into the ________________ _________ by ___________

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surrounding water, diffusion

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multicellular organisms need ___________ _____________ ________ to remove the metabolic waste products

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special excretory organs

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excretory products: carbon dioxide
source:
excretory organ:
excreted as:

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tissue respiration
lungs
gas in exhaled air

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excretory products: nitrogenous waste
source:
excretory organ:
excreted as:

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  • deamination of excess amino acids
  • kidneys & skin
  • components of urine
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excretory products: excess mineral salts
source:
excretory organ:
excreted as:

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  • diet, neutralisation reactions
  • kidneys & skin
  • components of sweat
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excretory products: bile pigments
source:
excretory organ:
excreted as:

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  • breakdown of haemoglobin
  • liver
  • components of faeces
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excretory products: excess water
source:
excretory organ:
excreted as:

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  • respiration, other chemical reactions in body
  • kidneys, skin & lungs
  • main component in urine, sweat & water vapour in exhaled air
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kidneys mainly remove _____________ _________ ____________ eg ______ & __________ ________ & _____________ ______ in the form of ________

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nitrogenous waste products, urea, excess water, mineral salts, urine

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kidneys regulate _____ & ______ balance of ________________

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salt, water, blood plasma

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kidneys maintain ____ & ______________ of __________________

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pH, composition, blood plasma

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kidneys located near _________ part of body

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dorsal

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urinary system: consists of a ______ of __________, ______ of ________, ____________________ & __________

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pair, kidneys, pair, urethers, urinary bladder, urethra

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URINARY SYSTEM
hilum: depression where ________ ________, ______ _____ & _______r connected to _________

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renal artery, renal vein, nerves, kidney

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URINARY SYSTEM
kidney: _____-shaped organ, remove ______ & _____ ________ from _______ (as ________) & keeps __________ concs balanced in blood

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bean, urea, extra water, blood, urine, chemical

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URINARY SYSTEM
ureter: ________ ______ that emerges from ______, brings ________ from each _________ to _________ _________

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narrow tube, hilum, urine, kidney, urinary bladder

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URINARY SYSTEM
urinary bladder: ________, __________ _____ in _______ of ________ that stores _________

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elastic, muscular bag, front, rectum, urine

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URINARY SYSTEM sphincter muscle: found at ________ of _________ & controls _______ ______ into ________ & out of body
bottom, bladder, urine flow, urethra
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URINARY SYSTEM urethra: ______ thru which ________ passes from __________ __________ to outside of body
duct, urine, urinary bladder
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renal arteries: bring _______________ blood containing _____ & _________ ________ from _______ to __________
oxygenated, urea, excess water, heart, kidney
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renal veins: being ________________ blood (from which _____ & __________ ________ have been ___________) away from __________ to ________
deoxygenated, urea, excess water, removed, kidney, heart
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internal structure of kidney cortex: _______ _______ red region, enclosed by fibrous _________
outer darker, capsule
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internal structure of kidney medulla: ______, _________, ______ red region & contains ____-____ _________ structures called ___________ (which project into a funnel-like space called the ________ _______)
inner, thicker, paler, 12-16, conical, pyramids, renal pelvis
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renal pelvis is the __________ part of ________ inside kidney
enlarged, ureter
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nephrons are _______ ______________ units of the kidney
basic functional
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nephrons are _____ ________ where _______ is _______
tiny tubules, urine, formed
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each kidney has abt _______ nephrons
1 mil
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each nephron has 4 main parts:
- bowman's capsule - proximal convoluted tubule - loop of Henle - distal convoluted tubule
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afferent arteriole is
wide
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efferent arteriole is
narrow
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1. blood enters kidney via ______ _________ 2. branch of _______ _________ splits into many ____________ 3. ____________ further divides into ___________ of capillaries (_______________) 4. blood leaves _______________ & enters network of capillaries surrounding rest of nephron 5. blood flows into __________ from capillaries 6. blood flows into _______ _______ 7. blood leaves kidney via _______ ______
- renal artery - renal artery, arterioles - arterioles, network, glomerulus - glomerulus - venules - renal vein - renal vein
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urine is formed thru processes of ________________, ______________ __________________
ultrafiltration, selective reabsorption
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ultrafiltration: occurs in
glomerulus
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ultrafiltration is a ________________ filtration that _____________ ________ _______________ from blood. most of blood plasma (except ________ ____________) is _________ out of the ________________ blood capillaries into the _____________ ___________ to form the ______________ _____________
mechanical, removes small molecules, large molecules, forced, glomerular, Bowman's capsule, glomerular filtrate
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for ultrafiltration to occur, there must be high hydrostatic blood pressure (______ _______ of ultrafiltration) in the ______________ difference in ____________ between ___________ & ___________ arterioles creates the high hydrostatic pressure in the _______________ (___________ arteriole is wider than ____________ arteriole)
main force, glomerulus diameter, afferent, efferent, glomerulus, afferent, efferent
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for ultrafiltration to occur, there must be a ___________ _____________ ____________ the ____________ membrane that _______ the glomerular blood capillaries has very _______ ________ to allow only ________ & very _______ molecules to pass through
partially permeable membrane basement, wraps, small pores, water, small
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short, wide ___________ arteriole = _____- resistance input pathway narrow ___________ arteriole = _____-resistance outflow pathway
afferent, low efferent, high
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during ultrafiltration, ________, ___________ ______, __________, _______ ______, ________________ _________ ______________ (eg urea) are filtered off, while _______ ______, _____________ & ______ __________ like ___________ & ______ r not filtered off
water, mineral salts, glucose, amino acids, nitrogenous waste products blood cells, platelets, large molecules, proteins, fats
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selective reabsorption: ________ substances r selectively reabsorbed from ___________ formed by _________________
useful, filtrate, ultrafiltration
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selective reabsorption occurs thru ______ of ________ (_____________ _______________ _________, ______ ___ ________, _________ _____________ _________ & _____________ _______) into surrounding _________ ______________
walls, tubule, proximal convoluted tubule, loop of Henle, distal convoluted tubule, collecting duct, blood capillaries
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proximal convoluted tubule involves ________ ____________ & ____________ and reabsorbs ____ ___________ & ________ _______ & ______ _________ ______ (eg sodium ions)
active transport, diffusion, all, glucose, amino acids, most mineral salts
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proximal convoluted tubule involves ____________ which reabsorbs ______ of the _________
osmosis, most, water
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loop of Henle involves ___________ and reabsorbs ______ ________
osmosis, some water
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distal convoluted tubule involves __________ _____________ & ____________ and reabsorbs _______ ____________ ________
active transport, diffusion, some mineral salts
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collecting duct involves ___________ and reabsorbs ________ _________
osmosis, some water
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_________ water, mineral salts & nitrogenous waste products such as _______, ______ ______ & creatinine pass out of ____________ ______ into the ________ _________ (enlarged part of ureter inside kidney) as a ___________ called _________
excess, urea, uric acid, collecting duct, renal pelvis, mixture, urine
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common causes of kidney failure:
high blood pressure, diabetes, alcohol abuse, damage to kidney, complications in surgery
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person can survive with ___ healthy kidney
1
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treatment of kidney failure:
kidney transplant, haemodialysis & peritoneal dialysis
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kidney transplant need
suitable kidney donor
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haemodialysis & peritoneal dialysis needs
special devices that simulate excretory mechanism of kidneys
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during haemodialysis, 1. blood is channelled from a _______ in patient's arm to _____________ of a dialysis machine 2. blood flows into _________ (which is bathed in specifically controlled dialysis ______) of dialyser. the walls of _______ is __________ _____________ 3. ______ ____________ eg ______ & other metabolic waste products ________ out of __________ into __________ _______ while blood cells, ___________ & _______ ____________ remain 4. __________ blood __________ to vein in patient's arm
vein, dialyser tubing, fluid, tubing, partially permeable small molecules, urea, diffuse, tubing, dialysis fluid, platelets, large molecules filtered, returns
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feature of dialysis machine: tubing in dialyser long, narrow & coiled advantage:
increase SA to vol ratio --> speeds up exchange of substances between blood & dialysis fluid
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feature of dialysis machine: dialysis fluid contains no metabolic waste products advantage:
steep conc gradient --> nitrogenous waste products & excess water & mineral salts diffuse out of tubing into dialysis fluid --> maintains correct solute composition & water potential of blood
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feature of dialysis machine: dialysis fluid has same conc of essential nutrients (eg glucose, amino acids) as that of healthy blood
so substances don't diffuse outta blood into dialysis fluid also if blood lacks any of these essential nutrients, it will diffuse from dialysis fluid into blood
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feature of dialysis machine: direction of blood flow in tubing opp to flow of dialysis fluid
maintains constant conc gradient between blood & dialysis fluid