sweat glands
· Lungs o Get rid of CO2. o Lose water vapor (Incidental loss: because it is unavoidable and is not a method of controlling the water content of the body.) · Kidneys o Remove urea and other nitrogenous waste from the blood o Expel excess water, salts, hormones and drugs. · Liver o Excretes bilirubin with the bile to the small intestine to later be expelled with the feces. · Skin o Expels water, sodium chloride and urea during sweating. (Incidental loss: because sweating is a response to a rise in temperature and not to a change in blood compostion.)
Nitrogen waste in form of urea. This combines with water to form urine.
OsmosisIt eliminates excess water from the cytoplasm of freshwater protists.
As children whenever we had conjunctivitis mother mixed up Epsom Salts in tepid water to bath our eyes. I have used this eye wash on my dogs when they have had sore eyes. I use pre-boiled water that has cooled then add ½ teaspoon Epsom salts to 1 cup water. I then drizzle the wash over the eyeball. You must be very careful to make sure the water is of good quality and is sterile by boiling it and then letting it cool. Alternatively make a saline mix using normal table salt at the rate of 1 teaspoon to 1 litre of boiled, cooled water to fluch the eye.
Yes. Marine animals breathe in the oxygen dissolved in the water and thus can live.
it is the adrenal glands
the adrenal gland
It excretes excess water.
sweat glands
The salt glands excrete excess salts and water from the body. The urinary tract is also used for this purpose through the kidney.
They are called pores of the skin. or to have an exact word sweat glands - narutogurl aka nivniv :)
Urine is composed of water, urea, and excess mineral salts.
Yes it is since when one excretes, the kidney releases excess water from the excretory system hence osmoregulation takes place.
sweat glands
The body excretes excess water through urination. It sweats to reduce the body temperature not to get rid of water.
Kidney
Kidney