Osmoregulation and Excretion

What is Osmoregulation

• control of the balance of water in cells

• removal of your bodily wastes

• status of total body fluids

• convert ammonia to uric acid

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What is excretion

• network of flame cells to eliminate excess water

• control of the balance of water

• removal of your bodily wastes

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What reports status of total body fluids

• visceral neuraxis

• Signaling mechanisms

• Nephrons

• Porifera

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what is Osmoregulation and Excretion working together for

• Development

• Structures

• Metabolism

• maintain your body's homeostasis.

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When do ADH defects occur

• the hormone is too high or too low

• irregular fluid imbalances

• when tube-like structures form

• when blood flows through the right atrium

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Which has a more advanced excretory system

• Porifera

• Platyhelminthes

• Amphibians

• Arthropod

Which system controls the production of ADH

• Excretory

• Endocrine

• Circulatory

• Urinary

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What is Chronic kidney disease

• A specialized tissue

• The bodies ability to respond to water

• When the kidney stops functioning over time

• A network of dead-end tubules

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Which nephron produces urine ?

• Protonephridia

• Cortical

• Echinoderm

• Juxtamedullary

The visceral neuraxis controls and activates

• Autonomic and endocrine reflex and thirst- and sodium appetite-related behaviors

• Osmoregulation can be done through the skin, gills, and digestive tract

• The cilia so when it beats fluid goes into the bladder and out the body.

• The kidney to extract wastes and produce urea

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