Urinary System

Why is my urine very light yellow almost clear in color and has an odor and is foamy?

nephrons

Skin because it has to be continuously replaced.

Same as for man - urethra.

A urinary diversion involves removal of the urinary bladder and adjacent tissues and organs, and re-routing of the urinary stream. This may involve creation of an artificial opening in the abdomen called an ostomy.

Bladder

The correct answer is the renal pelvis

There wouldn't be much need for doctors to gave a person a third kidney as the body originally had only two, therefore the third kidney would probably be rejected by the immune system.

Frequent urination and thirst are common symptoms of diabetes. It is a possibility that you have prediabetes or undiagnosed diabetes.

Some of the common symptoms of diabetes are:

Frequent urination

Increased thirst

Increased hunger

Weakness and fatigue

Weight loss

Blurred vision

Tingling or numbness

Sores that do not heal

Infections

Dry, itchy, or scaly skin

Irritability

If you are exhibiting any of these symptoms you should schedule and appointment with your doctor and ask to have a blood glucose test performed. They will test your blood for the level of glucose to see if you elevated levels.

Each drug is different in how long it stays in the body. For instance, pot stays in the fat and hair cells in the body 3-6 months. PSP never leaves the body and opiates stay 6 months to a year.

well if you have no toilet you can go by a bush and bend down like if you were on a toilet or on the road or you can have fun peeing in the toilet you can stand up like as if you were a boy by the toilet and let it out as hard as you can (so that you have a better chance of getting it in) or lift up the seat and sit down facing the lid and sit back on the edge and then pee or you can stand above the toilet and pee (this is great for pooping too) and you can pee in the shower (all of these you need to take your pants and under were off and set them by the door so you do not get pee on them) hope you enjoy! i do enjoy doing these

It is both. The urethra is part of the urinary system. It is the tube that goes from the urinary bladder to the outside of your body

Its also part of the reproductive system in males. It carries sperm and semen from the prostate gland to the vagina during sexual intercourse.

Small amounts of protein might be symptomatic of a bladder infection and not necessarily a sign of kidney damage. Also some protein spill over with exercise is not uncommon. As usual, you should consult your physician if you have questions.

Yes, on the International Space Station, all water is recycled, including urine.

urethra

Organ function tests determine how well an organ is performing its primary functions. When an organ is not performing as expected then its function is considered to be reduced. When organ function is reduced the organ is said to be diseased (e.g. heart disease simply means the heart is not performing is function normally). The failure of the organ to perform normally may be because of a short-term problem (called acute) or an ongoing condition that typically results in serious damage (called chronic).

Reduced organ function is classified as primary when the organ itself is the cause of the problem or secondary when something else is the cause of the problem. As an example, liver disease could be caused by cirrhosis from excessive alcohol consumption - in this case the liver has been damaged because of having to process too much alcohol and this is considered "primary". An example of "secondary" liver disease is when the pancreas over produces digestive enzymes which then damage the liver.

It can be quite difficult to determine which organ has reduced function and then exactly why its function is reduced which can result in a number of tests having to be performed.

The above is generic and isn't specific to kidneys and equally applies to the liver, pancreas, the heart etc. The kidneys are responsible for regulating water and salt levels within the body. They also remove some waste products. So, a reduced kidney function means that it is not correctly regulating water and/or salt levels.

For more information look here: http://www.patient.co.uk/health/Blood-Test-Kidney-Function.htm

While this question may seem like a joke, the early church took bodily functions very seriously, and prayer was considered a very real way to ease suffering. While there may not have been a patron saint of poop, there absolutely was a patron saint that for people who had stomach cramps-- St. Erasmus. And if one had a disorder of the bowels, one could pray to St. Bonaventure.

The kidneys each have a ureter that goes to the urinary bladder. One urethra goes from the urinary bladder to the outside surface of the body. Sphincters (ring-like muscles) control the opening and closing of the urethra.

Papilloma

Hold it, or pull down your pants and pee off of the lift.

no.that's just gross.

An organ that filters wastes from blood besides the kidneys is the liver. The liver removes glucose and stores it for future use. It also aids the kidneys in toxin removal.

Don't do a lot of difficult physical exercises and don't use alcohol if you just recently had your operation.

Yes

Urinary tract infection,which can lead to a form of dementia if not found and corrected properly or in time.

It goes all the way to your bladder, so this question doesn't make too much sense.

For a woman it is only about 1-2 inches. For a man it is 10+ inches. It is easy to catheterize a woman and slightly more difficult to catheterize a man.