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show excretes and reasorbs consist of the proximal convoluted tubule, loop of henle , distal convuleted tublule  
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show Urea/wastes, salts, water, acids  
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show renal pelvis  
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show excretion by removing nitrogenous waste material , salts, and excess water  
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show 2 Aid in maintaining acid base balancee by evaluating elemets in blood 3 secretion of waste 4 elimination of urine  
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show behind peritoneum above the waste on either side of verebral column posterior wall of abdomen RETROPERITONEAL  
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show KIDNEYS, BLADDER, URETERS, URETHRA  
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THE MAIN PART OF THE EXCRETORY FUNCTION IN THE BODY IS   show
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show KIDNEYS, SKIN, INTESTINES, LUNGS  
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show ANURIA  
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KETONE BODIES IN THE URINE   show
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show POLYURIA  
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show excretes and reasorbs consist of the proximal convoluted tubule, loop of henle , distal convuleted tublule  
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components of urine are   show
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show renal pelvis  
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function of urinary system   show
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  show
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show behind peritoneum above the waste on either side of verebral column posterior wall of abdomen RETROPERITONEAL  
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show KIDNEYS, BLADDER, URETERS, URETHRA  
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show URINARY SYSTEM  
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show KIDNEYS, SKIN, INTESTINES, LUNGS  
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ABSENCE OF URINE FORMATION   show
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KETONE BODIES IN THE URINE   show
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show POLYURIA  
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REQUIRES BLOOD PRESSURE THAT FORCES PLASMA, DISSOLVED SUBST., PROTEINS OUT OF THE   show
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URINE FORMATION BEGINS BY __ OF THE BLOOD THROUGH _____ _____   show
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3 PROCESSES OF THAT ARE INVOLVED IN FORMATION OF URINE   show
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NEWLY FORMED FLUID IS CALLED   show
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show UREMIA  
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INFLAMMATION OF KIDNEY TISSUE AND RENAL PELVIS ARE CALLED   show
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PAINFUL URINATION   show
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show OLIGURIA  
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show ANURIA  
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BLOOD IN THE URINE   show
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PROTEIN IN THE URINE   show
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show PYURIA  
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show GLYCOSURIA  
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UPPER END OF EACH UTERER FLARES INTO   show
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CUPLIKE STRUCTURES THAT EMPTY INTO THE RENAL PELVIS ARE   show
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show NEPHRONS  
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SMOOTH MUSCLES OF THE URETER CONTRACT INITIATING PERISTALSIS, URINE TO BE PUSHED   show
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show VOIDING  
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WHAT PROMOTES THE EXCRETION OF K, HYDROGEN IONS, REASORBPTION OF NA, CL, WATER IONS   show
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show CYSTISIS  
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STRUCTURE THAT ABSORBS FILTRATE FROM THE CAPILLARY MASS   show
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show RENAL VEIN  
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show COLLECTING TUBULES  
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GRADUAL LOSS OF FUNCTION OF THE NEPHRONS   show
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WHAT WOULD CAUSE ACUTE KIDNEY FAILURE   show
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HORMONE RELEASED FROM THE KIDNEY   show
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show NARROW CANAL URETHRA URINARY MEATUS  
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HOLLOW MUSCULAR ORGAN MAKE OF ELASTIC FIBERS AND INVOLUNTARY MUSCLE   show
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COMIBINATION OF THE BOWMANS CAPSULE AND GLOMERLUS ARE CALLED   show
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BASIC STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL UNIT OF THE KIDNEY   show
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MEDULLA HAS 3 PARTS   show
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CONCAVE MEDIAL BORDER OF THE KIDNEY   show
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