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    science

    chap 3 :

    excretion

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    What is Excretion? (contd)

    The most important waste products are_____________________________________

    _______________ produced during cellular

    respiration (in addition to ____________)

    Nitrogen compounds (________________

    _____________________) produced by the

    breakdown of

    ______________(____________digestion)

    ___________

    produced by _____________

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    Lungs Kidney Skin

    eliminate

    throughthrough

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    Excretory System

    Excretion is a process of _____________________that are of ___________or in ___________from body.

    Human excretory organs are SKIN, LUNGS andKIDNEYS.

    If excretory products like urea, carbon dioxide, excess

    mineral salts and excess water are allowed to_____________in the body, it will become_____________ (_____________) and endanger_________________.

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    EXCRETORY ORGANS

    Excretory Method SWEATING

    1)The sweat glands

    __________excretory product

    from __________________around it.

    2)Sweat is eliminated from the

    ________________through

    _______________ to the surface

    of the skin.

    Excretory Products

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    Excretory Method RESPIRATION

    1)_______________in the

    blood capillaries diffuses

    into the

    _______________and iseliminated from the

    ___________when

    ____________.

    2)Water is eliminated from

    the lungs in the form of

    ______________

    Excretory Products

    EXCRETORY ORGANS

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    EXCRETORY ORGANS

    Excretory Method URINATION.

    1)Excretory products are carried

    by the __________to the

    ___________and theneliminated as ______________.

    **Kidney eliminated many

    substances in____________

    _______________________.

    Excretory Products

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    Removing Nitrogenous Waste Products

    (3) Uric Acid

    Not very toxic because_____________

    Evolved as an adaptation of

    land animals Many organisms try to

    ______________& excrete

    their Nitrogen waste as a

    ____________! (little loss ofwater is involved)

    Examples: ____________

    _________________________

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    The Mystery behind Bird Poop

    Unlike mammals, birds ___________________.

    Their kidneys extract nitrogenous wastes from thebloodstream, and excrete it in the form of ___________.

    Uric acid has a very __________________in water, so itemerges as a _________________.

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    URINARY SYSTEM

    1) The ____________is part of

    excretory system.

    2)The uninary system cosists of :

    a)a pair of ______________

    b)a _______________c)a pair of ______________

    _____________

    3) The blood carried by the

    _______________to the kidney is_______________and excretory produ

    are the eliminated from the

    ____________as _________.

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    HUMAN KIDNEYS1) The kidneys are situated to the left

    and right ____________of the

    ______________________

    2)Human kidneys are ___________in

    colour and is _______________

    3)The outer part which is dark red in

    colour named ___________

    4)The inner part which is light red incolour named ______________

    5)The ______________is the part where

    The ureter begin.

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    HUMAN KIDNEYS

    ORGANS FUNCTION

    Ureter

    Urinary

    Bladder

    Urethra

    Renal

    Artery

    Renal

    Vein

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    HUMAN KIDNEYS

    Functions of kidneys :

    a)eliminating ______________and the _______________________ in the body

    b)__________________the amount of_____________and _________________in thebody.

    c)regulating the blood ________________.d)helping to removes __________________

    substances like __________and________________ from the body

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    The importance of maintaining a healthy kidney

    Under normal conditions, substances like ___________________ and ________________are not found in theurine.

    If ________________is found in the urine, it is most likelythe person has ___________________.

    If kidneys do not function ________________, toxicsubstances in the blood will ______________and this willlead to ____________________.

    The kidney will function properly if we :

    a)drink a lot of ______________________.b)avoid drinking ________________.

    c)reduce drinking __________________drinks.

    d)reduce eating food with _________________________

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    What kinds of animals have the most

    efficient kidneys?

    __________animals mustbe able to conserve

    moisture

    Most terrestrial animalsmust drink

    ______________often;

    however the___________

    ______ does not need to

    drink water very often its

    kidneys absorb every little

    ___________of water

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    Kidney Failure

    If renal failure occurs,

    people must get their blood filtered through

    _______________.

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    GoutIs a disease where the human body accumulates

    ____________ in the joints. _________________,

    ______________ and ______________failure lead to thisproblem.

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    PLANT EXCRETION

    eliminate

    throughthrough through

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    excretion in plants

    Plants do not have a _____________excretory system.

    Respiration in plants eliminates _______________ and______________________

    Photosynthesis eliminates excess _____________from

    plants. Complex excretory products gather on ___________

    ___________________________________________ etc.to be _______________or ________________.

    Some excretory products of plants are__________________while some are________________to humans.

    Some beneficial excretory products of the plants can

    endanger human health if__________________.

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    Products Of Plants And Their

    UsesEXCRETORYPRODUCT SOURCE USE

    Latex

    Resin

    Gum

    Acid (tannic

    acids or tannin)

    Quinine

    Oil

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    science

    chap 3 :

    excretion

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    What is Excretion? (contd) The most important waste products are CO2,

    nitrogen compounds, and salts.

    CO2 produced during cellular respiration

    (in addition to water)

    Nitrogen compounds (ammonia, urea, and

    uric acid) produced by the breakdown ofamino acids (protein digestion)

    Salts produced by metabolism

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    Human excretion

    Carbon dioxideand water

    Lungs

    Water, Urea andmineral salts

    Kidney Skin

    * Cortex

    *Medulla

    *Pelvis

    Urinary

    bladder

    *Sweat gland

    *Sweat pores

    eliminate

    throughthrough

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    Excretory System

    Excretion is a process of removing substances thatare of no use or in excess from body.

    Human excretory organs are SKIN, LUNGS andKIDNEYS.

    If excretory products like urea, carbon dioxide,

    excess mineral salts and excess water are allowedto accumulate in the body, it will becomepoisonous (toxic) and endanger health.

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    EXCRETORY ORGANS

    Excretory Method SWEATING

    1)The sweat glands absorbs

    excretory product from blood

    capillaries around it.

    2)Sweat is eliminated from the

    sweat gland through sweat

    pores to the surface of the skin.

    Excretory Products Water + Mineral Salts + UreaSweat

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    Excretory Method RESPIRATION1)Carbon dioxide in the blood

    capillaries diffuses into the

    alveolus and is eliminated

    from the lungs whenexhaling.

    2)Water is eliminated from

    the lungs in the form of

    water vapour.

    Excretory Products Water and Carbon dioxide

    EXCRETORY ORGANS

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    EXCRETORY ORGANS

    Excretory Method URINATION.

    1)Excretory products are carried

    by the blood to the kidney and

    then eliminated as urine.

    **Kidney eliminated many

    substances in large quantities.

    Excretory Products Water, Urea and excess Mineral

    Salts.

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    Why do we need to excrete Ammonia?

    All organisms produce ammonia as they

    metabolize nutrients (protein digestion)

    Ammonia is a nitrogenous waste that is toxic

    and must be removed from the body

    How an organism removes ammonia depends

    upon where it lives

    Removing Nitrogenous

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    Removing Nitrogenous

    Waste Products

    (1) Ammonia (NH3):

    -Requires little energy

    -Ammonia is highly toxic!

    -This form of waste can only be used if

    the organism lives in an aquatic

    environment

    -Example: Paramecium,, some ocean

    fish

    .

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    Removing Nitrogenous Waste Products

    (2) Urea:

    - Many land animals and somebony fish (amphibians,

    mammals) dilute the toxicammonia with water.

    - This substance is called Urea & is

    filtered out by the kidneys.- The problem is they do lose

    water in the process!

    - Requires Energy

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    Removing Nitrogenous Waste Products

    (3) Uric Acid

    Not very toxic because

    insoluble

    Evolved as an adaptation ofland animals

    Many organisms try to

    conserve water & excrete their

    Nitrogen waste as a solid!

    (little loss of water is involved)

    Examples: insects, reptiles,

    birds

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    The Mystery behind Bird Poop

    Unlike mammals, birds do not urinate.

    Their kidneys extract nitrogenous wastes from thebloodstream, and excrete it in the form of uric acid.

    Uric acid has a very low solubility in water, so itemerges as a white paste.

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    URINARY SYSTEM

    1) The urinarry system is part of

    excretory system.

    2)The uninary system cosists of :

    a)a pair of kidneys

    b)a urinary bladderc)a pair of ureters

    d)urethra

    3) The blood carried by the

    renal artery to the kidney isfiltered and excretory products

    are the eliminated from the

    blood as urine.

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    HUMAN KIDNEYS

    1) The kidneys are situated to the left

    and right back section of the

    abdominal cavity.

    2)Human kidneys are dark red incolour and is bean-shaped.

    3)The outer part which is dark red in

    colour named cortex

    4)The inner part which is light red in

    colour named medulla

    5)The pelvis is the part where the

    ureter begin.

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    HUMAN KIDNEYS

    ORGANS FUNCTION

    Ureter

    Channels urine from the kidneys to the urinary

    bladder

    Urinary

    Bladder Stores urine

    Urethra

    Channels urine from the urinary bladder out of the

    body

    Renal

    Artery Transports oxygenated blood to the kidneys

    Renal

    Vein

    Transports deoxygenated blood away from the

    kidneys

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    HUMAN KIDNEYS

    Functions of kidneys :

    a)eliminating excess water and the mineral

    salts in the body

    b)regulating the amount of water andmineral salts in the body.

    c)regulating the blood concentration.

    d)helping to removes nitrogenous

    substances like urea and uric acid from the

    body

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    The importance of maintaining a healthy kidney

    Under normal conditions, substances likeprotein(amino acids) and glucose are not found inthe urine.If glucose is found in the urine, it is mostlikely the person has diabetes.

    If kidneys do not function properly, toxic substancesin the blood will accumulate and this will lead todeath.

    The kidney will function properly if we :

    a)drink a lot of clean water.

    b)avoid drinking alcohol.

    c)reduce drinking gassy drinks.

    d)reduce eating food with high sugar content

    What kinds of animals have the most

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    What kinds of animals have the most

    efficient kidneys?

    Desert animals must beable to conserve moisture

    Most terrestrial animals

    must drink fresh wateroften; however the

    kangaroo rat does not

    need to drink water veryoften its kidneys absorb

    every little drop of water

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    Kidney Failure

    If renal failure occurs,

    people must get their blood filtered through

    Dialysis.

    Gout

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    GoutIs a disease where the human body accumulates Uric acid in

    the joints. Heredity, alcohol & kidney failure lead to this

    problem.

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    PLANT EXCRETION

    Carbon dioxide,oxygen and water

    Leaf

    Stomata

    Water, urea and

    mineral salts

    Tree

    Stem

    Bark

    Quinine andtannin

    eliminate

    throughthrough through

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    excretion in plants

    Plants do not have a specific excretory system. Respiration in plants eliminates carbon dioxide

    and water.

    Photosynthesis eliminates excess water nfrom

    plants. Complex excretory products gather on LEAVES,

    FLOWERS, BARK, STEMS, FRUIT etc. to bedropped or eliminated.

    Some excretory products of plants are beneficialwhile some are dangerous to humans.

    Some beneficial excretory products of the plantscan endanger human health ifmisused.

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    Products Of Plants And Their

    UsesEXCRETORYPRODUCT SOURCE USE

    Latex Rubber tree To make vehicle tyres

    Resin

    Certain tree stems like the

    casuarina tree To make varnish and gum

    Gum

    Certain tree stems like the

    acacia tree To make cough madicine

    Acid (tannic

    acids or tannin)

    Bark of plants like the tea,

    coffee and mangrove tree To make ink

    Quinine Bark of cinchona tree To make to treat malaria

    Oil

    Flowers or leaves of certain

    trees

    To make perfume and ointment

    for insect bites

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