Hint | Answer | % Correct |
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3. An organ that stores the pee until its time to eliminate it | Bladder | 83%
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1. The two organs that account for filtering the blood | Kidney | 83%
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If urine gets too concentrated as it passes through the kidneys, the dissolved substances in the urine can crystallise, and if they merge together with other crystallised substances, they can form... | Kidney Stone | 83%
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2. The two ducts that connects the latter with the next constituents | Ureters | 83%
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4. A tube connected the latter that allows urine to leave the body | Urethra | 83%
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The kidney's main function is to ______ the blood in order to separate toxins and waste from the blood and the remains become ______ | Filter | 67%
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Blood in the urine | Hematuria | 67%
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When an bacteria enters the urinary tract and an infection takes place | Urinary Tract Infection (UTI) | 67%
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Each kidney contains more than a million filtering units called ________ and they each consist of: _________ (groups of tiny blood vessels that perform the first stage of filtration) and _____ _____ (tiny tubes that reabsorb and return water, nutrients and minerals back to the body's bloodstream. The tubes will remove waste through a process called ________ | Nephrons | 50%
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Control the acid-base balance (__ balance) of the blood | PH | 50%
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When a bacteria enters the urinary tract through intercourse | Sexually Transmitted Infections (STI) | 50%
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Common waste products the liver will separate from the blood is nitrogen waste (aka ____), muscle waste (aka _________) and acids | Urea | 50%
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1. Removing liquids from the blood | Filtration | 33%
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Glomeruli | 33%
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Produce a protein called _____ that increases blood pressure | Renin | 33%
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Urine | 33%
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The name of the tests that help diagnose conditions that pertain to the urinary system; how well the bladder stores and eliminates pee, potential leakage, inability to pee properly etc | Urodynamic | 33%
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Base | 17%
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Body | 17%
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Produce the hormones __________ (a form of Vitamin D that helps the body absorb calcium) and _____________ (helps the body make red blood cells) | Calcitriol | 17%
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Creatinine | 17%
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Diffusion | 17%
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The four parts of the bladder 1. Top-front part (apex) 2. Bottom-back part (fundus) 3. Largest part 4. Narrow group of muscles that connect to the urethra | Dome | 17%
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Erythropoietin | 17%
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Born with two kidneys but only one works | Kidney Dysplasia | 17%
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Lamina Propria | 17%
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The bands of tissues that keeps the bladder intact | Ligaments | 17%
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Muscularis Propria | 17%
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Neck | 17%
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Born with one kidney | Renal Agenesis | 17%
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Blood will enter the kidneys through this blood vessel (_____ artery), tiny blood vessels inside the kidney ( | Renal artery | 17%
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Renal Tubules | 17%
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2. __________ unessential toxins from the essential nutrients | Seperation | 17%
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3. _______ urine until its time to remove them from the body | Storage / Elimination | 17%
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Make ______ if the blood doesn't have enough of it | Sugar | 17%
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The medical study of the anatomy / physiology / pathology of the urinary system | Urology (urologist) | 17%
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Three layers of the bladder 1. The inner lining of the bladder; prevents pee from leaking into the body 2. Thin layer of loose connective tissue 3. Thick muscle layer on the outside of the bladder, three smooth layers | Urothelium | 17%
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