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Excretory System

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  • Which are the tubes that carry urine from the kidney to the bladder?
    Urethras
    Adrenal tubes
    Ureters
    Kidneys
  • Which organ system do not excrete waste procducts?
    Urinary System
    Skeletal System
    Digestive System
    Integumentary System
  • What is the function of the urinary bladder?
    To carry urine to the kidney
    To filter waste from the blood
    To store urine until it is released from the body
    To get rid of excess water and salts from the body
  • If glucose is found in the urine, what diesease can a person have?
    diabetes
    allergy
    covid-19
    diarrhea
  • This excretory product or waste is processed in the respiratory system.
    carbon dioxide
    feces
    sweat
    urine
  • Which of the following pairs of excretory structures and waste is mismatched?
    Kidney and urine
    Lungs and Oxygen
    Large instenstines and feces
    Skin and sweat
  • Aside from excretion, select another function of the skin from the following list.
    To protect delicate organs
    To regulate heat in the body
    To prevent bleeding
    To give the body shape
  • This organ system is responsible for filtering the blood and removing excess water.
    Skeletal System
    Digestive System
    Integumentary System
    Urinary System
  • Name the parts of the urinary system labeled P and Q in the picture shown.
    P = ureter, Q = kidney
    P = urethra, Q = renal vein
    P = urethra, Q = bladder
    P = ureter, Q = renal vein
  • What happens if a person has one kidney removed?
    They will accumulate excess urea
    They will continue as normal
    They will die!!!
    They will stop making urine
  • Excretory product or waste that is removed through the anus.
    carbon dioxide
    sweat
    urine
    feces
  • Excretory product or waste that is removed through the skin.
    sweat
    feces
    carbon dioxide
    urine
  • This organ collects and stores urine until it's full.
    Urinary Bladder
    Ureter
    Urethra
    Kidney
  • The largest organ in the human body is...
    the skin
    the lungs
    the brain
    the kidneys
  • In what part of the body is the waste filtered from the blood?
    Liver
    Intestine
    Bladder
    Kidneys
  • The semi-solid waste product is processed by the digestive system.
    carbon dioxide
    sweat
    urine
    feces
  • This excretory product or waste is processed by filtering the blood through the kidney.
    feces
    sweat
    carbon dioxide
    urine
  • Tubes/ducts that the urine passes through from the kidney to bladder
    liver
    ureter
    rectum
    anus
  • Name the parts labeled A and B in the diagram.
    A = ureter, B = bladder
    A = bladder, B = ureter
    A = ureter, B = kidney
    A = urethra, B = kidney
  • Name the parts labeled 2 and 3 in the diagram.
    2=urethra 3=bladder
    2=kidney 3= urethra
    2=ureter 3=bladder
    2=bladder 3= ureter
  • Which of the following is NOT an excretory organ?
    Kidney
    Skin
    Lungs
    Liver
  • Which of the following is NOT part of the urinary system?
    Kidneys
    Bladder
    Liver
    Urethra
  • What is the function of the ureter?
    To carry urine out of the body
    To remove waste from the blood
    To store urine
    To carry urine from the kidney to the bladder
  • Tiny filtering structures where urine is produced in the kidneys are called...
    bronchi.
    nephrons.
    ureters.
    alveoli.
  • Excretory product or waste that is removed through the nose/mouth.
    carbon dioxide
    feces
    urine
    sweat
  • The smallest units of the kidneys.
    renal pelvis
    nephrons
    renal artery
    Bowman's capsule
  • Name the parts labeled 2 and 4 in the diagram.
    2=urethra 4=bladder
    2=kidney 4= urethra
    2=ureter 4=urethra
    2=urethra 4= ureter
  • Which is the correct order for the path taken by urine after it leaves the kidneys?
    Bladder, ureters, urethra
    Urethra, bladder, ureters
    Ureters, bladder, urethra
    Bladder, urethra, ureters
  • Blood enters the kidneys through...
    the ureters
    the renal veins
    the urethra
    the renal arteries
  • This organ system is responsible for breaking down food to energy and excretion of feces.
    Integumentary System
    Skeletal System
    Urinary System
    Digestive System
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