Cheltenham Excretion Review

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excretory system

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Cheltenham Excretion Review

nitrogenous wastes
wastes produced by the breakdown of nucleic acids and proteins
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nitrogenous wastes wastes produced by the breakdown of nucleic acids and proteins
ammonia toxic, nitrogenous waste produced by many freshwater organisms, requires little energy to make
urea nitrogenous waste produced by mammals and most amphibians
uric acid nitrogenous waste released by organisms that produce eggs &/or live in dry conditions
kidneys organs that filter wastes, regulate the amounts of water and salt in body fluids
nephron functional unit of the kidney
ureter tubes that carry urine from the kidneys to the bladder
bladder organ that stores urine until it is released
excretion the process of releasing waste products that have passed across a cell membrane
urethra tube that carries urine from the bladder out of the body
renal artery carries blood to the kidneys
renal vein carries blood from the kidneys
ADH hormone that increases the reabsorption of water by nephrons
Glucose simple sugar that should not be present in the urine, presence in the urine could be an indication of diabetes
Bacteria in Urine indication of a urinary tract infection or STD
Diffusion method in which cnidaria and platyhelminthes rid their bodies of nitrogenous wastes

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