Regulation of the amount and composition of systemic fluids by the kidneys

Subject: Biology

Grade: Lower Secondary

Publisher: YDP

Resource types: Class activity

Resource ID: a346
Description:

At the end of this activity, students should be able to:
– define excretion
– discuss the structure of the nephron
– describe the stages of urine formation – glomerular filtration, and tubular secretion
– explain the role of ADH in the regulation of water excretion
– explain how an artificial kidney works and the importance of kidney transplantation to people with renal failure.

More options

Download the resource

Start Bookmark

Tell a friend:

Send

Partner resource
Regulation of the a... Whiteboard presentation

Consists of...
Water in the human ... Student activity The human excretory... Student activity A million nephrons ... Student activity The glomerulus – ... Student activity Glomerular filtration Student activity How much glomerular... Student activity Reabsorption and tu... Student activity Reabsorption of wat... Student activity Antidiuretic hormone Student activity Artificial kidneys ... Student activity

Relevant to...

Secondary School

Lower Secondary (Grades 7-9)

Biology

Homeostasis

43. Regulation of the amount and composition of systemic fluids by the kidneys

YDP SA

Keywords

plasma, excretory system, homeostasis, regulation, kidney, pituitary gland, capillaries, systemic, antidiuretic hormone, ADH, nephron, kidneys, Reabsorption, composition, transplantation, amount, filtration process, fluids, hemodialysis, Regulation of the amount and composition of systemic fluids by the kidneys

Please wait...

Eureka Global Education

Reminder notice for Free Content Creator access point

Notice

Before posting any material, please insure that you have thoroughly reviewed the Terms of Use, Privacy Policy and Children’s Information Privacy Policy and are completely familiar with the rules and obligations for submissions to Carolina Biological’s Online Services. For ease of reference, links to each of these documents is provided below.

Continue

do not show this message again