Disorders of E.S
Renal failure is a serious condition where the ________ lose the ability to remove toxins from the blood
Kidneys
What are the functions of the excretory System?(2)
filter blood and maintain fluid balance
A condition where blood pressure is too high and is known as hypertension
high blood pressure
What is the function of the circulatory System?
to transport
what system transports a fluid called lymph instead of blood?
Lymphatic system
____________ can grow bigger and obstruct the urinary tract.
Kidney stones
Name an organ in the execratory systems.
kidney, bladder, uretha
A weak spot in the wall of a blood vessel grows big. if it ruptures it can cause a stroke
aneurism
The circulatory systems works with which systems to transport O2. and CO2
respiratory
The dilation of the aorta, which occurs during systole, produces a wave that's transmitted through the entire arterial system is called ____________
pulse
_________ is an inflammation of the bladder and is common in UTI's
Cystitis
A dieses in your kidneys can cause.
waste build up
a feeling of pressure or pain in the chest. this is caused by the heart not getting enough oxygen
angia pectoris
The tissue in the circulatory systems composed of red blood cells, hemoglobin and palettes?
blood
What is blood composed of?
Plasma and cells
____________ is the involuntary loss of urine from the bladder.
Incontinence
The execratory systems produces __________ in your body?
Pee
a cancer of the white blood cells
leukaemia
What systems work together to maintain blood pressure?
circulatory and nervous
What are the two circuits in the body that blood travels through?
Systemic and pulmonary
kidney stones cause these systems (lower back pain, blood in urine, and nausea) and are located in what part of the excretory system?
Ureters
If you are dehydrated your body will retain its fluid. What two systems are working together?
the excretory and endorcine systems
the arteries become hard and lose elasticity
arteriosclerosis
The human heart has how many chambers?
4
Name the 4 chambers of the heart
Left atrium, right atrium, left ventricle, and right ventricle