Excretion MOCKS Flashcards

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ADH

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osmoregulation is control of body’s water content

  • ADH is produced by pituitary gland
  • Osmoreceptor cells lose water and shrink
  • increase ADH production by pituitary gland
  • ADH arrives at the collecting duct and binds to receptor
  • increased permeability of cell membrane
  • water moves from high water potential to low water potential
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Excretory products of lungs

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Carbon dioxide

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Products of extraction in skin

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Sweat- water/sodium ions

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Excretory products of kidneys

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Urea

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Composition of urine

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water, salts and urea

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How kidney carries out its role of excretion

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The kidney produce urine by removing toxic waste products and excess water from the body. Urine formed in each kidney passes through the ureter, flows into bladder before finally being excreted through the urethra

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Ultrafiltration is

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Filtration on a micro scale
During this process, small soluble molecules are filtered out of the blood and pass into the lumen (internal space) of the nephrons

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Glomerulus pressure

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The diameter of the arteriole that brings blood to the glomerulus is greater than the diameter of the arteriole carrying blood away from the glomerulus
There is a build of hydrostatic pressure inside the glomerulus capillaries
Blood plasma is forced out of the glomerulus into the through the basement membrane

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Composition of glomerular filtrate

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The Glomerular filtrate consists majorly of water and other constituents such as

  • acids
  • glucose, potassium, sodium
  • urea
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