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CHAPTER 27. PHYSIOLOGY OF EXCRETION

27.1 Physiological excretion system

27.2 General characteristics of uropoiesis and uri nary excretion

27.3 Blood circulation in kidney

27.4 Classification of renal functions

27.5 Glomerular ultrafiltration

27.6 Tubular reabsorption

27.7 Tubular secretion

27.8 Osmotic concentration of urine

27.9 Osmotic dilution of urine

27.10 Amount and composition of final urine

27.11 Neurohumoral regulation of uropoiesis

27.12 Urinary excretion and urination

27.13 Nitrogen-releasing function of kidneys

27.14 Osmoregulation and volume-regulating functions of kidneys

27.15 Regulation of acid-base state

27.16 Incretion functions of kidneys

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27.1. Physiological excretion system

The excretion system is a set of organs, whose interrelated activity maintains homeostasis with a constant ion composition, osmolality, pH, and fluid volume of the vascular, interstitial and intracellular compartments, the concentration of metabolism products in the body's internal environment.

Excretory functions of the respiratory system

Various substances are removed from the body with exhaled air: CO2, ammonia, acetone, ethanol, etc., and about 400 ml of water evaporates daily.

Tracheobronchial secretion contains degradation products of surfactant, urea, IgA, and others.

Excretory function of the digestive system

Salivary glands: secreting salts of heavy metals, drugs, potassium thiocyanate, etc.

Liver: secreting bilirubin, cholesterol, bile acids, hormone degradation products, urea, drugs, toxic chemicals, etc. into the intestine (as part of bile) and into the blood.

Stomach: gastric juice carries away products of metabolism (urea, uric acid), medicinal and toxic substances (mercury, iodine, salicylic acid, quinine).

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