Excretion and Osmoregulation

Question

Urea is excreted by?

Answer 1

Carbon Dioxide

Answer 2

Calcium Oxalate

Answer 3

Uric Acids

Answer 4

Carbon Dioxide

Answer 5

Calcium Oxalate

Answer 6

Carbon Dioxide

Answer 7

Calcium Oxalate

Answer 8

Defication

Answer 9

Removal of Waste products from the body

Answer 10

Removal of waste products of metabolism from an organism

Answer 11

Things done on a toilet

Answer 12

Removal of waste products of metabollism from the body

Answer 13

Removal of the waste products of digestion from the body (usually cellulose and dietary fibres)

Answer 14

Removing food that you don't like to eat

Answer 15

To provide jobs for toilet manufacturers, toilet paper companies and plumbers

Answer 16

To remove poisons from the body

Answer 17

To allow metabolic processes to continue without being interfered

Answer 18

Maintain salt balance

Answer 19

Maintain body temperatures

Answer 20

To provide the need for deoderant

Answer 21

To allow the body to accept more food

Answer 22

Must be useful to the plant in some way eg. Protection from herbivores

Answer 23

Must be beneficial to other organism

Answer 24

Must not harm the organism

Answer 25

Must be in a form that will not interfere with metabolic reactions

Answer 26

Must be converted

Answer 27

Leaf absession

Answer 28

Some just hang around for a while

Answer 29

Taken to other parts of plants (eg old xylem and fruit)

Answer 30

Leaf absession

Answer 31

Some just hang around for a while

Answer 32

Taken to other parts of plants (eg old xylem and fruit)

Answer 33

Leaf absession

Answer 34

Some just hang around for a while

Answer 35

Taken to other parts of plants (eg old xylem and fruit)

Answer 36

Leave at Night in plants (mostly)

Answer 37

Leave in day in plants (mostly)

Answer 38

Sometimes used up in photosynthesis so isnt excreted

Answer 39

Diffuses out of stomata

Answer 40

Produced in Photosynthesis

Answer 41

Produced in respiration

Answer 42

Sometimes used up in respiration so isnt excreted

Answer 43

Can leave lungs as expired air

Answer 44

Can leave lungs as inspired air

Answer 45

Leave plant at night (mostly)

Answer 46

Leave plant in day (mostly)

Answer 47

Produced in Photosynthesis

Answer 48

Produced in respiration

Answer 49

May be used in photosynthesis so might not exit plant

Answer 50

may be used in respiration so might not exit plant

Answer 51

Leave animals in inspired air

Answer 52

Excreted from animals in expired air

Answer 53

Glomerulous

Answer 54

Glomerulous

Answer 55

Release urine

Answer 56

Get rid of toxins

Answer 57

Get rid of excess waste

Answer 58

Control blood composition

Answer 59

Store urine

Answer 60

Warm up the body

Answer 61

Loop of henle --> Bowmans capsule --> Proximal Convoluted Tubule --> Distal convoluted tubules-->Collecting Duct

Answer 62

Collecting Duct--> Bowmans capsule --> Proximal Convoluted Tubule --> Distal convoluted tubules--> Loop of Henle

Answer 63

\ convoluted Tubule ---> Collecting duct ---> Glomerulous---> Loop of Henle---> Bowmans capsule

Answer 64

Bowman's capsule --> Proximal convoluted tubule --> Loop of Henle --> distal convoluted tubules --> collecting ducts

Answer 65

Renal Capsule

Answer 66

Loop of Henle

Answer 67

Collecting Duct

Answer 68

Convoluted Tubules

Answer 69

Glucose and Amino Acids

Answer 70

Fatty Acids

Answer 71

Carbon Dioxide

Answer 72

Urea and Excess salts

Answer 73

Red blood cells

Answer 74

Large protein molecules

Answer 75

All glucose (in healthy people)

Answer 76

Useful nutrients

Answer 77

some mineral salts (to maintain ideal blood concentration

Answer 78

All glucose (in healthy people)

Answer 79

Useful nutrients

Answer 80

some mineral salts (to maintain ideal blood concentration

Answer 81

Slightly acidic

Answer 82

Perfectly Neutral

Answer 83

Slightly basic

Answer 84

Very acidic

Answer 85

Very Basic

Answer 86

means Arteriole-directing hormone

Answer 87

means anti-diuretic hormone

Answer 88

Secreted by nephrons

Answer 89

Regulated by osmo-receptors in hypothalmus

Answer 90

More of it in blood causes thrist

Answer 91

Controls the permeability of the wall in the DCtubing

Answer 92

Little in blood causes little urine to be passed

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