B3- keeping internal conditions constant
- Created by: safia rassool
- Created on: 09-06-16 14:31
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controlling internal conditions
- controlling internal conditions is called homeostasis
- temp, blood glucose, water, ion content must all be controlld
- waste products needed to be removed are- co2, urea
- too mcuh water in cells can cause them to burst and too little the inside can pull away from the membrane
human kidney
- two kidneys filter the blood
- urine is produced by;
- 1. filtering the blood
- 2. reabsorbing ions and water
- 3.releasing urea and excess ions and water
- if glucose is in urine you may have diabetes
- urine is tempory stored in bladder before removal
dialysis
- if a person suffers with kidney failure they use dialysis
- in a dialysis machine blood flows between partically permeable membranes
- dialysis process:
- 1.blood taken from arm
- 2.thinners prevent clotting
- 3.dialysis fluid removes urea
- 4.clean blood flows through bubble trap
- 5.blood returns to vein
- in the dialysis fluid there is the same concentration of useful substances as the persons blood substances dont diffuse out
- urea diffuses out of blood
- needs to be carried out a regular intervals
kidney transplant
- kidneys can be donated or taken from someone who died or was in an accident
- they must be a good…
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