PPT-Introduction to Renal Physiology (Excretory System)

Basic renal functions Fluid balance Electrolyte balance Elimination of metabolic waste products Components of the system Urinary bladder and associated plumbing. urinary development lecture. 2. . Pronephros. beginning of the fourth week . (days 22). 7 to 10 solid cell groups in the cervical region .  . nephrotome. By the end of the fourth week, all indications of the . The excretory system . collects and removes . wastes from our bodies.. Wastes take the form of solid, liquid and gas.. What parts of the excretory system do we already know? . What parts get rid of wastes?. Excretion is the process of eliminating . waste. .. There are several systems within our bodies that help us to eliminate waste products. . Excretory (. Urinary. ) – eliminates . liquid. waste. Digestive- disposes of . REGULATION. Excretory & Nervous Systems. Regulation within animal systems requires maintaining . homeostasi. s. - . t. he ability of the body or a cell to seek and maintain stability within its internal environment when dealing with external changes . Review of Renal/Endocrine Physiology course. Course occurs in the 2nd term of Year 1. Course Director – . Geza. . Fejes. -Toth (Renal) and Valerie Galton (Endo). Course has 72 curricular hours. Course was last reviewed in May 2, 2012. E.Q. - How does the Digestive and Excretory Systems aid us . in maintaining our bodies homeostatic environment.. Science class today:.  . Check . and go over chapter 24.1 homework for a review of . digestion.. Skin. Lungs. Liver. AIM. : How is the human excretory system structured to help maintain homeostasis?. Bellwork. : Take out HW. Homework. : Read pages 985-989, Q# 1-4 on page 989. - Exam . Monday 1/9. Kidney-. It is situated in the post. Abdominal cavity & have a cortex & medulla. The functional unit is k/a . nephron. Supplies-. . Afferent arterioles breaks up into a tuft of capillaries & supplies to . Excretory and Reproductive systems are closely associated morphologically, both in terms of mode of development and use of common . ducts.. This . association is primarily due to a common derivation . Lecture 3,4. By: Lect. Dr. Zainab Al- . Amily. Learning Objectives. Define GFR and RPF. Describe the characteristic of the . glomerular. membrane. Describe the forces that determine GFR. Determine the mechanisms of GFR regulation. By . Ass. . Lec. . . Reham. . Saad. . kadhum. . Urogenital System . Functionally . the urogenital system can be divided into two entirely different compounds: . 1. The urinary system. . 2. The genital system. . PRESENTED BY: A.MANAHAN. FUNCTION . AND PROPERTIES . OF THE KIDNEYS. FUNCTIONS. To get rid of waste material from the body. Endocrine functions:. Regulation of blood pressure via RAAS system. Production of EPO.  is a passive biological system that removes excess, unnecessary materials from the . body fluids.  of an . organism. , so as to help maintain internal chemical . homeostasis.  and prevent damage to the body. The dual function of excretory systems is the elimination of the . L. AS. I. A. RENAL . &. . EXCRETORY. SYSTEM-II. . MODULE. THIRD . YEAR. . MBBS. STUDY. . GUIDE. RENAL. . COLIC. 3. RD . YEAR . MBBS. , . . RENAL . & . EXCRETORY . SYSTEM . II. . MODULE.