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Urinary System

Urinary System. Yes. We ARE serious. Please stop laughing. By: Kirk Risher Matt Phillips Sikandar Raza Ian Smith. Function of the Urinary System. You Urinary system is made up of four organs that produce, store, and obliterate wastes. It cleans blood & maintains the body’s water levels.

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Urinary System

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  1. Urinary System Yes. We ARE serious. Please stop laughing. By: Kirk Risher Matt Phillips Sikandar Raza Ian Smith

  2. Function of the Urinary System You Urinary system is made up of four organs that produce, store, and obliterate wastes. It cleans blood & maintains the body’s water levels.

  3. Kidney Bladder Uretha No appropriate picture was found Ureters Key Organs of the Urinary System

  4. Humans have two • Goal is to filter water soluble materials • Develops urine • Regulates electrolytes • Maintain pH system Kidney

  5. Collects urine and stores it for elimination. Bladder

  6. Connects bladder to the outside. • The endpoint for elimination of waste. Urethra

  7. Small tubes that connect the kidney to the bladder. Ureters

  8. Links to Organs Links to Systems Blood is filtered in through the Kidneys where they develop urine from Urea and water. The Ureters send the urine to the Bladder where it is stored until it is time to be sent to the Urethra and out the Body. • Nervous System-Impulse is sent to bladder. • Cardiovascular System-Blood is filtered to Kidneys to restore water and pH balance. • Digestive System-creates wastes that is filtered and eliminated. • Endocrine System-The Pituitary gland controls retention of water. • Immune System-Sends cracker cells to problem sites in the Kidneys. • Respiratory System- Gives oxygen to the Brain, which sends nervous impulses to the bladder to expel wastes. Links

  9. The cause of death was Arsenic poisoning. Other COD’s might be Liver and Kidney failure. Cause of Death for the Woman

  10. The Encyclopedia Atlas of the Human Body. (2010). Trussville: Global Book Publisher Citations

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