Biology, asked by thunderjk2057, 1 year ago

which would cause the body to release more water through the excretory system brainly

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Answered by DodieZollner
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Hormone control of water and salt

Rehabilitation of water is regulated by the antidiervative hormone (ADH) in negative feedback. ADH comes out from the pituitary gland in the brain. Except for fluid levels in the blood, the hypothalamus causes pituitary to release ADH in the blood. ADH works to increase the absorption of water in the kidney. It puts more water back in the blood, increases the concentration of urine. When there is too much fluid in the blood, sensor in the heart indicates the hypothalamus due to a decrease in the amount of ADH in the blood. It increases the amount of water absorbed by the kidney, resulting in a large amount of diluted urine.

Aldosterone, a hormone that passes through the kidney, controls the transfer of sodium in the blood from nephron. When sodium level falls in the blood, aldosterone is released in the blood, which leads to sodium from nephron to blood. This induces water to flow into the blood via osmosis. Renin has been left in the blood to control aldosterone.


Answered by gratefuljarette
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The excretory system is very important because it helps in removing body wastes. Kidney functions are best excretory in function with release of lot of unwanted water from the body.

EXPLANATION:

They major units of kidney called nephrons makes this process to occur smoothly and undisturbed. They filter the blood making nutrients to move for other action and water portion content to be removed from the body. There are two arterioles in ascending and descending along with Bowman’s capsule helps in such process.

Water helps in eliminating waste from the body where most of it comes from 'proteins', in the form of 'nitrogenous waste' (creatinine, urea, rates and ammonium ions). Process of filtration, reabsorption, secretion and elimination is the process takes place in the kidneys for excretion of urine.

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