Excretory System Flashcards
Its Function is for removal of harmful metabolic waste from the body also known as excretion
Excretory System
Excretory System Organs:
Small & Large Intestine
Liver
Skin
Lungs
Kidneys
Ureters
Urinary Bladder
Urethra
Examples of Metabolic Waste:
Sweat, Urine, Carbon dioxide, Nitrogen
Functions of the Excretory System:
Metabolic Waste Removal
Electrolyte Regulation
Fluid Balance
pH Regulation
Red Blood Cell Regulation
Excretory Organs of Invertebrates:
It is the Main Excretory Organ of Insects
Malphigian Tubules
Excretory Organs of Invertebrates:
It is the process where body fluid are drawn to the Malphigian Tubules
Osmosis
Excretory Organs of Invertebrates:
It contains Salt, Uric Acid, Water
Haemolymph
Excretory Organs of Invertebrates:
It is a Tubule which acts as an organ of excretion that is found in Flatworms, Ribbon worms, Rotifers
Nephridium
Excretory Organs of Invertebrates:
It is found in Platyhelminthes, Rotifers, and some Chordates that consists of Flame Cells or Solenocytes
Protonephridia
Excretory Organs of Invertebrates:
It is the exterior opening of the Protonephridia
Nephridipore
Excretory Organs of Invertebrates:
It is found on in Arthropods, Annelids, and some Mollusca, it has a ciliated funnel and don’t have Flame Cells
Metanephridia
Aquatic Invertebrate Excretion:
It lacks a distinct Excretory System, Waste products such as ammonia diffuse as water flows through the body
Porifera
Aquatic Invertebrate Excretion:
It does not have a distinct Excretory System, Waste material diffuses into the surroundings through epidermal cells
Cnidarians
Aquatic Invertebrate Excretion:
Examples of Coelenterates:
Jellyfish, Corals, Anemones
Aquatic Invertebrate Excretion:
It’s Excretory Systems main function is to remove excess water
Platyhelminthes