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Urinary System
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Madilynn Popp
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Hello, Today We Will Be Learning About The Urinary system
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The urinary system includes the kidneys, bladder, and urethera
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The most important part of the urinary system is the kidneys
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The kidneys are two bean-shaped organs located above the waist
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The function of the kidneys are to filter urea from the blood and create urine
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Nephrons are small structural units inside the kidney
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The excretion of urine
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Urine goes from the collecting ducts of the kidneys to the ureters
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The ureters are two muscular tubes that move urine through peristalisis
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Then urine travels to the bladder
01:31
From the bladder it goes to the urethra then is exreted from the body
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Thank you, Goodbye
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Hello today we're going to be learning about the urinary system.
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The job of the urinary system
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is to collect and excrete excess waste and water from the body.
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The urinary system includes the kidney,
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the bladder
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and the urethra.
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The most important part of the urinary system is the kidneys.
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The kidneys are like the king of the urinary system.
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They control everything and they're just the main part of it.
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They helped everything work.
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And without the kidneys, you could not have any part of the urinary system.
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They are the biggest and most important part.
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The kidneys are two bean shaped organs located above the waist.
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If you need an example of the kidneys,
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you can just make a fist and have your thumb sticking out,
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put it on your lower back above your waist and that's
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where your kidneys are and what the shape and size is,
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the function of the kidneys
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are. To filter your urea from the blood and create urine.
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Reference our small structural units inside the getting
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there can be millions of net franzen, just one kidney.
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Then let's move on to the exclusion of how urine gets out of your body
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urine goes from the collecting ducts of the kidneys to the your editors.
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The editors are like two muscular tubes that move the urine through peristalsis,
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which they're like opening and closing their like
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contracting and opening to squeeze the urine through.
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Then the urine travels to the bladder.
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The bladder is like a little pouch that holds the urine until it
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needs to go to the urethra and be excreted from the body.
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Thank you for watching. Goodbye.
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