excretion
Selective reabsorption
Ultrafiltration
Parts of kidney
Parts of uretra
Parts of urethra
Concentration of urine
Deamination
Stuff ms said will be in quiz
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Stuff i need to know
Functions of organs in excretory system
Amino acid stuff
Structure
Components
The lists of stuff
Components
Cellular waste
Factors
Do past papers (old and new)
Sme
That vid
Quizlet
Excretion is the process of removing toxic materials and waste products of metabolism and substances of excess requirements in the body
Or js say Excretion is the removal of the waste substances of metabolic reactions
Kidneys excrete urea and excess water and ions in the body through urine
Components of urine: urea, excess water, excess ions
-made by ultrafiltration and selective absorption
UREA: Toxic to body in high concentrations and must be excreted
Parts:
Kidney- blood is filtered here to remove waste and form urine
Ureter- tubes which connects and transports urine from kidneys to the bladder
Urinary Bladder- where urine is stored before it is excreted
Urethra-tube where urine flows out of the body
Aorta- delivers oxyfen rich blood from heart to lungs
Renal vein- carries filtered blood from kidney to heart
Renal artery- supplies oxygen-rich blood to kidneys for filtration
Vena cava- deoxygenated blood returned from body to heart
Nephron
-part of nebulla
-millions produced
-filter blood
-separating waste
-returning substances needed back into blood stream
3 parts of nephron:
-medulla
-glomerulus
-bowmans capsule
Ultrafiltration
High blood pressure inside of glomerulus which forces out smaller molecules from the blood into the bowman’s capsule
Waste substances are: excess water, salt, urea, ions
Selective reabsorption:
The process in the kidney where the nephron reabsorbs only the molecules the body needs back into the bloodstream.
Nephron reabsorbs: all of the glucose, some ions, and most water
UREA IS NOT REABSORBED
-Whatever is left from filtrate forms urine
Components of urine: urea, excess water, excess ions
-made by ultrafiltration and selective absorption
LIVER:
Assimilation: digested food molecules are converted to other molecules that the body will use (takes place in the liver)
Deamination: excess amino acids that are not needed by the body to make proteins that cannot be stored in the body are broken down by deamination. Deamination is the removal of of the nitrogen-containing parts of amino acids to form urea
Deamination chemical formula:
4 parts of amino acids are
-carbon
-hydrogen
-COH
-R group
Urea is formed in the liver from excess amino acids
Xtra bs:
Cellular waste:
Heat, water, salts, co2, urea
If not released it will lead to death
Factors affecting volume and concentration of urine:
Water intake (more water more urine)
Temperature (less urine bc loss of bodily fluids due to sweating and urine becomes concentrated)
Exercise (increase in urine volume
Urine formation:
Urea transported from liver to kidney, excess waste urea and excess ions combine with excess water to form urine