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The urinary system consists of the kidneys, ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra. The kidneys filter the blood to remove wastes and produce urine. The ureters, urinary bladder, and urethra together form the urinary tract, which acts as a plumbing system to drain urine from the kidneys, store it, and then release it during urination. Besides filtering and eliminating wastes from the body, the urinary system also maintains the homeostasis of water, ions, pH, blood pressure, calcium and the red blood cells.
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⏪↪THE URINARY SYSTEM ↪⏪
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⭐The Process of Removal of Harmful toxic Substances accumulating in the Body is called Excretion .
⭐The system that specialises and Functions to remove there wastes and Toxic elements is called the Urinary / Excretory System .
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↪Kidneys are the main parts of the system . These are two bean shaped structures placed on either side . These constitute a bundles Of NEPHRONS.
These Nephrons constitute the Basic filtering units of the Kidneys .
↪Blood enters the Kidneys through the Renal Arteries and similarly leaves through the Renal Veins . . The Nephrons Filter the Waste and this leads to the formation of Urine .
↪Urine is a watery substance that consists of toxic wastes like Salts and major nitrogeneous waste i,e Urea and Uric Acid . These need to be removed from the body or they can cause great Harm .
↪The URETERS Are two long tubes that carry the Urine Formed in the Kidneys to the Urinary Bladder .
↪The Urine is stored in the Bladder . It is muscular and under Nervous Control .
↪The amount of Urine secretion depends on how much waste is their to be expelled . A hormone from Cortex plays an active role in this Formation .
↪Also , A D H [ Anti Diuretic Hormone ] also known as Vasopressin plays an active role in this Regulation. It is secreted by the pituitary gland.
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⏪↪THE URINARY SYSTEM ↪⏪
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⭐The Process of Removal of Harmful toxic Substances accumulating in the Body is called Excretion .
⭐The system that specialises and Functions to remove there wastes and Toxic elements is called the Urinary / Excretory System .
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↪Kidneys are the main parts of the system . These are two bean shaped structures placed on either side . These constitute a bundles Of NEPHRONS.
These Nephrons constitute the Basic filtering units of the Kidneys .
↪Blood enters the Kidneys through the Renal Arteries and similarly leaves through the Renal Veins . . The Nephrons Filter the Waste and this leads to the formation of Urine .
↪Urine is a watery substance that consists of toxic wastes like Salts and major nitrogeneous waste i,e Urea and Uric Acid . These need to be removed from the body or they can cause great Harm .
↪The URETERS Are two long tubes that carry the Urine Formed in the Kidneys to the Urinary Bladder .
↪The Urine is stored in the Bladder . It is muscular and under Nervous Control .
↪The amount of Urine secretion depends on how much waste is their to be expelled . A hormone from Cortex plays an active role in this Formation .
↪Also , A D H [ Anti Diuretic Hormone ] also known as Vasopressin plays an active role in this Regulation. It is secreted by the pituitary gland.
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