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- 2. 3 FUNCTIONS OF THE EXCRETORY SYSTEM REMOVES WASTES FROM YOUR BLOOD. MAINTAINS THE pH OF YOUR BLOOD. REGULATES THE AMOUNT OF WATER IN YOUR BLOOD.
- 3. WASTE REMOVED BY EXCRETORY SYTEM METABOLIC WASTES THAT ARE MADE WHEN THE CELLS PERFORM THEIR JOBS.
- 4. PARTS OF THE EXCRETORY SYSTEM KIDNEYS URETERS BLADDER URETHRA
- 5. KIDNEYS PAIR OF ORGANS IN THE ABDOMINAL AREA. THEY ARE USED TO FILTER BLOOD AND PRODUCE URINE.
- 6. UREA WASTE PRODUCT OF BLOOD MADE FROM PROTEIN DIGESTION.
- 7. WASTE PRODUCTS BESIDES UREA, SALT IS ALSO A WASTE PRODUCT.
- 8. URINE FORMED IN THE KIDNEYS CONSISTS MOSTLY OF WATER BUT ALSO CONTAINS UREA, SALT, AND OTHER WASTES.
- 9. URETERS TUBES THAT CARRY URINE TO THE BLADDER FROM THE KIDNEYS.
- 10. BLADDER STORAGE FOR URINE AN AVERAGE ADULT BLADDER CAN HOLD ABOUT 1.5- 2 CUPS OF URINE
- 11. URETHRA THE TUBE URINE IS EXPELLED THROUGH
- 12. NEPHRONS TINY FILTRATION UNITS INSIDE THE KIDNEYS THEY FILTER IMPURITIES OUT OF THE BLOOD AND RETURN THE PURIFIED BLOOD TO THE BODY.