5 ways kidneys maintain homeostasis
5 factors that INCREASE metabolic rate
4 factors that DECREASE metabolic rate
List & define 4 primary routes of heat loss
Filtration
Movement of blood plasma across the filtration membrane of the renal corpuscle
Reabsorption
Return of needed substances back into the bloodstream
Secretion
Toxins in the blood not removed by filtration are removed by tubular secretion
Excretion
Removal of waste materials from the body
Glycosuria
Sugar in urine
Hematuria
Blood in urine
Pyuria
Pus in urine
Dysuria
Painful urination
Polyuria
Larger amounts of urine
Oliguria
Low amounts of urine
Anuria
Absence of urine
Casts
Substances of mucus that harden and form molds inside tubules
6 components of urine
Antidiuretic
Substance that inhibits urine formation
Diuretic
Chemical that inhibits sodium reabsorption by kidneys resulting in increased urine volume
Trigone
Triangular region on inner wall of bladder bordered by ureters and exit of urethra
Micturition
Urination
Electrolyte
Chemical that separates ions and conducts an electric current in a water solution
Podocyte
cell that forms the visceral layer of a bowman’s capsule
Homeostasis
State of well being