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Also known as the excretory system

The urinary system

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Two organs that filter the waste and excess water out of the blood

Kidneys

100

NDI is an abbreviation for which urinary system disorder?

Nephrogenic Diabetes Insipidus

100

The names of the people giving this presentation are...

Ashley Clare and Angelina

200

The waste exiting the body through the urethra

Urine

200

The tube that carries urine from the bladder to outside the body

Urethra

200

True or False: Each of your kidneys are about the size of your fist

True!

300

What do the kidneys filter out of the blood?

Urea (used proteins), excess water, and salts

300

The system of veins and arteries that bring blood to the kidneys

Nephrons

300

Name the artery that brings unfiltered blood to the kidneys

Renal artery

300

Which type of kidney stone is the most common?

Calcium oxalate, 70-80%

300

An adult bladder can hold urine for how many hours?

2-5

400

Glomeruli are comprised of...?

A. Tiny blood vessels with thin walls

B. Chemical and hormones

C. Blood vessels with microscopic filters

A. Tiny blood vessels with thin walls

400

The tubes that take urine from the kidneys to the bladder

Ureters

400

What is a glomerulus? Choose A, B, or C.

A. A fancy name for the renal artery

B. A network of tiny blood vessels that filter waste from the blood

C. The series of tubes that connect the filtered blood to the tubules

B - A network of tiny blood vessels that filter waste from the blood

400

How long on average does a kidney stone take to pass?

It depends on how big the stone is. Bigger than 4mm can take 1-2 weeks, and larger than that can take 3-4 weeks, or require surgery.

400

In an adult, the kidneys can filter about ___ cup(s) of blood every minute.

Kidneys filter around a 1/2 cup of water per minute

500

Out of the 47 gallons of liquid filtered by your kidneys each day, what percentage of that becomes urine?

1.5-2%

500

Part of the nephrons where filtration happens

Glomerulus

500

How many nephrons are there per kidney?

It can vary but the average is 900,000 to 1 million per kidney.

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