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Excretion

Excretion. Kidney Bones In The News. Excretion. Removes metabolic wastes Balances water & salt. Excretion. Types of Excretory Organs. Cell membrane Contractile vacuoles Nephridia Antennal gland Malpighian tubules Kidneys. Cell Membranes in Excretion.

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Excretion

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  1. Excretion

  2. Kidney BonesIn The News

  3. Excretion • Removes metabolic wastes • Balances water & salt

  4. Excretion

  5. Types of Excretory Organs • Cell membrane • Contractile vacuoles • Nephridia • Antennal gland • Malpighian tubules • Kidneys

  6. Cell Membranes in Excretion • Transport across the cell membrane • Diffusion • Osmosis • Active transport

  7. Contractile Vacuoles • Found in protozoans & sponges • Collects excess water • Contracts when they reach a critical size

  8. Nephridia • In Platyhelminthes & Annelida

  9. Antennal Gland • Found in crustaceans • Primarily excretes water & salts • Nitrogenous waste excreted at gills

  10. Malpighian Tubules • Insects & some other arthropods • Tubes found in blood-filled body cavity • Empty into intestine

  11. Kidneys • Found in vertebrates • Made up of nephrons • Secretion is urine

  12. Excretory Products of Humans • Carbon dioxide • Water • Salts • Nitrogenous molecules

  13. Human Organs of Excretion • Skin • Salt • Water • Lungs • Carbon dioxide • Water • Liver • Produces bile pigments • Worn out red blood cells

  14. Human Organs of Excretion • Large intestine • Salts • Kidneys • Nitrogenous wastes • Water

  15. Nitrogenous Wastes • Produced from metabolic breakdown • Proteins • Nucleic acids • Forms of excreted waste • Urea • Ammonia combined with carbon dioxide • Creatinine • Derived from molecule in muscle cells • Uric acid • From nucleic acid breakdown

  16. Kidney Excretions • Ions of salts • Sodium • Potassium • Chloride • Magnesium • Calcium • Nitrogenous wastes • Water • Some other substances

  17. Urine • Excretion product of kidney • Derived from filtering blood • Transferred to bladder by ureter

  18. Kidney Structure • Nephron – microscopic filtering units • Collecting ducts • Blood vessels

  19. Areas of Kidney • Outer cortex • Inner medulla • Renal pyramids • Renal arteries • Ureter

  20. Tasks of Nephrons • Filtration • Selective reabsorption • Tubular secretion

  21. Nephron Structure

  22. Filtration • Glomerulus • Tuft of capillaries • Between arterioles • Afferent arteriole • Efferent arteriole • High pressure maintained • Glomerular capsule surrounds glomerulus • Connects to convoluted tubule

  23. Filtration • Fluid forced through capillary walls • Blood cells & proteins retained • Filtrate passes into tubule

  24. Selective Reabsorption • Convoluted tubules • Proximal convoluted tubule • Loop of Henle • Distal convoluted tubule • Surrounding capillaries

  25. Selective Reabsorption • Materials are reclaimed into capillaries

  26. Tubular Secretion • Materials not reclaimed enter collecting tube • Urine • Excess water • Waste products not reclaimed

  27. Environment & Nephrons • Loop of Henle conserves water

  28. Urinary System • System to remove urine from body

  29. Urinary Bladder • Hollow muscular organ • Stores urine • Stretch receptors send message to brain when about half full

  30. Urethra • From bladder to outside body • Gender differences • Men • Role in reproductive system • Passes through prostate • Women • No reproductive association • Shorter & more easily infected

  31. Kidney & Homeostasis • Helps maintain water balance • Helps maintain ion balance • Depends on endocrine hormones • Antidiuretic hormone (ADH) • Regulates water • Aldosterone • Regulates ions

  32. Kidney Stones • Some salts do not dissolve in filtrate • Salts form crystals • Stones may be jagged, block urine • Often treated with shockwave lithotripsy

  33. Renal Failure • Kidneys stop working • Unable to excrete waste products • Types of renal failure • Acute • Filtration stops suddenly • Chronic • Filtration slows gradually

  34. Dialysis • Filtering blood to replace kidney function

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