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What are the 5 kidney parts?

Renal artery

Renal medulla


Rena cortex


Rena pelvis


Renal vein

Three types of waste?

Gaseous - In the form of carbon dioxide


Liquid - In the form of urea


Solid - in the form of feces

Which of the following organs is responsible for removing nitrogenous waste by producing urea?
liver
Which of the following describes how kidneys remove nitrogenous waste from the blood?
They filter urea from blood and produce urine.
Which of the following describes how kidneys remove nitrogenous waste from the blood?
They filter urea from blood and produce urine.
gaseous waste is?
carbon dioxide from cellular respiration
liquid waste is?
urine, produced by the kidneys and containing nitrogenous materials
solid waste is?
feces, compacted in the rectum as a result of food digestion.

What does the respiratory system excretes?

carbon dioxide

What does Renal artery, Renal medulla, Renal cortex, Renal pelvis acts, and Renal vein do?

Renal artery- brings in blood for filtration.




Renal medulla- is the part of the kidney where blood branches into smaller arteries and is sent to a filtration area.




Renal cortex- is the site of filtration, and it contains functional units of the kidney called nephrons.




Renal pelvis- acts like a funnel to collect urine, and directs it to the bladder via the ureter.




Renal vein- is how filtered blood leaves the kidney.