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The kidneys are the starting point of the urinary system, the organ where urine (waste liquid materials) are filtered out of the blood stream. Dysfunctional or nonfunctional kidneys create abnormal urine, and usually an abnormal amount of abnormal urine. This can range from anuria (no urine) to polyuria (urinating multiple times a day) and from urinating basically straight water (clear, colorless, USG <1.003) to urinating pus, blood, serum, or some combination thereof.
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What part of your body does the urinary system affect?
It affects the kidney.
What system is your kidney?
the urinary system
What are the ailment of the excretory system?
Some ailments of the excretory system are: 1) Nephritis 2) Bladder Cancer 3) Kidney Failure 4) UTI( Urinary Tract Infection) 5) Kidney Cancer
Is the kidney the main organ in the urinary system?
Yes the kidney is the main organ in the urinary system as well as the bladder.
What are two organs in the urinary system?
Kidney and baldder
What system does the kidney belong in?
The kidneys are part of the urinary system.
Conserves body water or eliminates excesses?
Kidney, Urinary system
What things can affect the Excretory system?
What are some harmful substances for the Excretory system
How does acute glomerulonephritis affect the kidney and urinary system?
Acute glomerulonephritis is an inflammation of the glomeruli in the kidneys, which can impair their ability to filter blood effectively. This condition often leads to symptoms such as hematuria (blood in urine), proteinuria (excess protein in urine), and edema due to fluid retention. As a result, the urinary system can be affected by reduced urine output and changes in urine composition. If left untreated, acute glomerulonephritis can lead to complications such as chronic kidney disease or kidney failure.
What organs are involved in the urinary system?
kidney and blatter
What do the urinary system include?
The Urinary system includes your kidney's urethra,and your bladder:)
How does anorexia affect the urinary system?
Anorexia can significantly impact the urinary system primarily through dehydration and electrolyte imbalances due to insufficient food and fluid intake. This can lead to concentrated urine, increased risk of kidney stones, and potential kidney damage over time. Additionally, hormonal changes related to anorexia may affect urinary function and lead to altered renal blood flow. In severe cases, these factors can contribute to acute kidney injury.
