Human urinary excretory system

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Human Excretory urinary System The kidney- grade 11

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Human Excretory urinary System

The kidney- grade 11

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Structure of the urinary excretory system

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This system includes 4 main organs:

Excretory

system

Kidneys

ureters

Urethra

Bladder

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Main function of the urinary System

The human excretory system functions to remove waste from the human body.

During urination animals get rid of nitrogenous waste products of metabolism, including ammonia, urea, and uric acid.

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The internal & external structures of a kidney

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The flow of urine inside the kidney

Glomerulus

Renal tubules

Renal pelvis

Renal calicesUreter

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Purpose of a kidney

Filters blood, redirecting wastes as urine through the ureter and to the urinary bladder and out of the body via urethra.

Each kidney consists of millions of nephrons – the fundamental units of the kidney

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Structure of a nephron

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What is a nephron?

A functional unit of a kidney.

Blood enters the nephron

at the Bowman’s

capsule and is filtered by

the glomerulus, a

ball of capillaries.

Bowman’s capsule collects filtrate, plasma

forced out of the blood.

Filtrate passes

through the entire

nephron becoming

modified into urine.

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Blood Flow through the Kidneys

Blood enters via

renal arteryArterioles Nephron Renal

corpuscle

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The 3 processes of blood purification inside the kidneys.

Filtration – blood is filtered through the glomerulus,

allowing small substances to pass further; ions, urea and

amino acids. All these substances make up a fluid

called filtrate.

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Reabsorption – Small solutes such as

water, nutrients, and salts are reabsorbed

and then urine remains.

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Secretion – Substances including H+, potassium, and

ammonium ions enter the tubules as part of

urine.

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Renal tubuleExcretion

Filtration

Reabsorption to blood

Secretion from blood

Glomerulus

Bowman'scapsule

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The remaining urine goes to the collecting duct and into the ureters, the

bladder and out of the body via the urethra.

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Normal & abnormal flow of urine

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References

The slides above have been re-purposed from the following presentation links from slideshare:

http://www.slideshare.net/itutor/excretory-system-23183659?qid=6d3c0d3b-e56c-4c57-83c0-98fbae82b3eb&v=qf1&b=&from_search=1

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