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The homone ADH increases the absorptin of _______from the collecting duct

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  2. Ammonia is the chief nitrogenous excretory material in

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  3. Urine is passed out from the bladder through

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  4. The yellow colur of urine is due to

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  5. Ammonia is coverted into urea in

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  6. The function of ureter is

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  7. The process of purifying blood by means of an artificial kidney is cal...

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  8. In man, urea is manly produced in the

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  9. The homone ADH increases the absorptin of from the collecting duct

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  10. The network of capillaries, enclosed in a bowman's capsule is called

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  11. Urea is formed from ammonia and CO2 in

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  12. Kidneys are concerned with the functions of and osmoregulation.

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  13. Osmoregulation is controlled over the amount of and in the body .

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  14. A condition in which kidneys fail to form urine is called

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  15. Two counter-current systems are formed in the kidney by the and the

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  16. Urine is carried from the kidney by to the urinary bladder.

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  17. During micturition, the urinary bladder and the urethral sphincter

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