4. Name the following:
(a) Three nitrogenous wastes of our body.
(b) Three organic wastes of our body.
(c) Three inorganic wastes of our body.
(d) Three main parts of our urinary system.
(e) Six main parts of nephron.
(f) Three stages of urine formation.
(g) Three types of fluids in different parts of a nephron.
Answers
1. Ammonia , Urea , Uric acid
2. Creatine , Creatinine , Amino acids
3. Ammonia , Urea , Uric acid
4. kidney , ureters , urinary bladder
5. Bowman's capsule, proximal tubule, Loop of Henle, distal tubule and the collecting duct.
6. glomerular filtration, reabsorption, and secretion.
7. Juxtamedullary nephrons start low in the cortex near themedulla and have a long loop of Henle, which penetrates deeply into the renal medulla: only they have their loop of Henle surrounded by the vasa recta. The other two are water and urine glomerular filtrate.
Explanation:
(a) Three nitrogenous wastes of our body
Answer :- Three nitrogenous wastes of our body are ammonia, urea, uric acid.
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(b) Three organic wastes of our body.
Answer :- Three organic wastes of our body are urea , uric acid and creatinine.
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(c) Three inorganic wastes of our body.
Answer :- The Three inorganic wastes of our body are salt that is sodium chloride potassium cloride and annonia.
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(d) Three main parts of our urinary system.
Answer :- The Three main parts of our urinary system are Kidney , urinary bladder , uretha.
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(e) Six main parts of nephron.
Answer :- The Six main parts of nephron are bowman's capsule , glomerulus , proximal convoluted tubule distal convoluted tubule loop of henal and collectina duct.
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(f) Three stages of urine formation.
Answer :- Three stages of urine formation are ultrafiltration , reabsorption and tubular secretion.
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(g) Three types of fluids in different parts of a nephron.
Answer :- The components of a single nephron include: renal corpuscle , proximal convoluted tubule, loop of Henle.