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Hello student, here the question is given and the question is regarding the urinary system and we know this is also known as renal system or respiratory system.
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So what are the major component and their function? so we know the major one is the kidney which is going to be acting in this urinary system and after this it is going to connected with the ureters and these ureters going to open into the urinary bladder and after this urinary bladder open into urethra and from the urethra the excretory substance are going to be excreted out from the body.
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So the purpose of this urinary system is to eliminate waste material from the body and by doing this they are going to regulate the blood volume as well as blood pressure and also going to control the electrolyte or homeostasis they are going to maintain and also they are going to regulate the ph of blood by doing this and basically they are going to control acid -base balance, acid -base balance controlled by this and also controlling the water balance, water balance and along with this electrolyte balance which is the sodium chloride and remove the toxic as well as the waste material, remove toxic and waste product from the body and they are also going to control the bp and they are going to produce erythropoietin production along with this they are also activating vitamin d.
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So these are the some important function of the urinary system.
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Similarly if we talk about the substances which are going to be excreted out, so we know the excreted substances are the most toxic one the ammonia and it need to be converted into the less toxic substance which is a urea, uric acid as well as the creatinine.
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So these are the excreted one and the one which is going to be regulated is sodium, potassium, phosphorus, calcium and magnesium...