A) urea.
B) uric acid.
C) amino acid.
D) ammonia.
E) uracil.
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A) Uric acid has poor solubility in water so it will become concentrated during excretion as well as being relatively nontoxic.
B) Uric acid has a high degree of solubility in water so it will become concentrated during excretion as well as being relatively nontoxic.
C) Uric acid has poor solubility in water so it will become concentrated during excretion which allows the organism to use it as a defense mechanism.
D) Uric acid can be readily reabsorbed by the urinary system so it decreases the amount of waste produced by the organism.
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A) lower blood pressure.
B) lower blood volume.
C) decrease hydrogen ion excretion and decrease sodium and bicarbonate ion absorption.
D) inhibit aldosterone secretion.
E) increase blood volume and pressure.
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A) less water passes from the glomerulus to the glomerular capsule.
B) more water is driven from the glomerulus to the glomerular capsule than normal.
C) more salt is reabsorbed at the proximal convoluted tubule.
D) an increase in sodium ions causes more nerve stimulation and triggers urination.
E) increased glucose in the urine increases its osmolarity and less water is reabsorbed by blood.
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A) tubular reabsorption.
B) tubular secretion.
C) osmosis.
D) glomerular filtration.
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A) tubular reabsorption.
B) tubular secretion.
C) osmosis.
D) glomerular filtration. Incorrect
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A) marine bony fishes
B) freshwater bony fishes
C) cartilaginous fishes
D) reptiles
E) birds
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A) The person would have trouble regulating their blood volume and pressure due to the imbalance of salt in the blood stream.
B) There would be an increase in the amount of water retained in the body,leading to edema.
C) There would be a significant increase in the amount of potassium that is excreted by the kidneys.
D) All of the choices are potential consequences.
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A) helps with defecation.
B) is a place where white cells attack bacteria.
C) stores urine to prevent constant urination.
D) transports urine to the outside of the body.
E) filters wastes and recycles nutrients back into the bloodstream.
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A) osmosis.
B) glomerular filtration.
C) tubular secretion.
D) diffusion.
E) tubular reabsorption. Incorrect
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A) water
B) salt
C) feces
D) metabolic wastes
E) hormones
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A) monitoring and maintaining blood pH
B) regulating blood pressure by regulating salt balance in the blood
C) elimination of nitrogenous wastes including urea,uric acid,and creatinine
D) hormone secretion to stimulate red blood cell production and regulate sodium ion levels
E) production of water from oxygen and bicarbonate ions (HCO3)
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A) glucose
B) salts
C) water
D) uric acid
E) All are components of glomerular filtrate and urine.
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A) The kidneys function to maintain the balance between water and several types of salts.
B) The kidneys produce a concentrated form of urine that will help decrease the amount of water lost by the organism.
C) The kidneys have an incredible high rate of tubular reabsorption that allows them to be extremely efficient.
D) The kidneys are relatively small and only require a limited blood supply to maintain their function.
E) The kidneys will produce white blood cells that will assist the organism in defense of the body.
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A) loop of nephron-glomerular capsule-proximal convoluted tubule-distal convoluted tubule-collecting duct
B) glomerular capsule-proximal convoluted tubule-loop of nephron-distal convoluted tubule-collecting duct
C) distal convoluted tubule-glomerular capsule-proximal convoluted tubule-loop of nephron--collecting duct
D) proximal convoluted tubule-glomerular capsule-loop of nephron-distal convoluted tubule-collecting duct
E) glomerular capsule-proximal convoluted tubule-distal convoluted tubule-loop of nephron-collecting duct
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A) urethra
B) cloaca
C) nephridia
D) flame cells
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A) Diuretic drugs decrease urine flow and the more fluid and watery blood is easier to pump.
B) Diuretic drugs increase urine flow and decrease the blood volume that must be pumped.
C) Diuretic drugs decrease urine flow and the kidney does not have to work as hard.
D) Diuretic drugs increase urine flow and the loss of nitrogenous wastes helps the heart.
E) Diuretic drugs increase urine flow and salt loss and salt was bad for the heart.
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A) Planarians - flame cells
B) Earthworms - nephridia
C) Malpighian tubules - reptiles
D) Kidneys - humans
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A) whales
B) freshwater bony fish
C) marine bony fish
D) cartilaginous fish
E) salamanders
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A) Uric acid is relatively nontoxic and won't harm the developing embryo as it is stored inside of the egg.Ammonia is far more toxic and could cause developmental problems if it was confined to the interior of an egg alongside of the embryo.
B) Uric acid will diffuse out of the shell whereas ammonia would be trapped inside of the shell with the developing embryo.
C) Uric acid can be recycled by the developing embryo and used as an alternative source of energy.Ammonia cannot be used as an alternative source of energy.
D) The uric acid can be broken down much easier than the ammonia by the excretory system of these animals.
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