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Unit 3e Vocab

Water Balance

TermDefinition
osmoregulation balance of water and solutes in our cells
osmosis the movement of water from high to low concentration across the cell membrane
what happens to cells in salty environments they shrink
what happens to cells in pure water they swell and can eventually burst
what happens to cells at equilibrium water moves in and out at equal rates
Kidney organ in the excretory system that filters blood and produces urine
contents of urine salt, water, urea
Solvent what a solute is dissolved in
Solute substance dissolved in a solvent
Concentration amount of something per unit of area
Dehydration not having enough water
Diffusion movement of molecules from high to low concentration
Semi-permeable some things can go through; others cannot
Nephron the functional unit of the kidney
Antidiuretic Hormone (ADH) tells the kidney to produce less urine
Types of molecules that can go through the semi-permeable membrane small molecules like amino acids, fatty acids, and glucose (monosaccharides)
Types of molecules that can NOT go through the semi-permeable membrane Large molecules like starch, proteins, and fats
metabolic waste waste that is made in our cells like water, carbon dioxide, and urea
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