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The frog, unlike the human, has a cloaca, where everything exits, instead of a urethra, specifically for urinary waste.
The frogs nephrons lack  Henle's loop because water conservation is not important in amphibians who reside near fresh water.

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The frog and the human both contain urinary systems to expel waste. Both have paired kidneys and ureters contained in the system, nephrons, and ureters.

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A kidney stone, which occurs when deposits hard deposits made of minerals and salts that form inside your kidneys form. Stones often form when urine becomes concentrated, allowing minerals to crystallize and stick together. While passing kidney stones can be painful, they often are not harmful. They generally just require pain medication and patience, But, if they become lodged or are too large to be passed on their own, they can require surgery to be removed from the body.

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UTI’s occur when bacteria enters the urinary tract, and causes an infection. They are more common in females than males, but can also occur in males. They are not often deadly, and can generally be fixed with a dose of antibiotics.

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The urinary system and the respiratory system interact, seeing as every cell and every reaction require oxygen, The respiratory system brings in oxygen, which is circulate throughout the body and allows the urinary system to function. In turn, when proteins and other reactions produce carbon dioxide, and urea, they are expelled from the body.

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The urinary system cleans the blood of waste products produced by the skeletal system, while the skeletal system protects the kidneys. The spine and the ribs help to protect the kidneys, and the pelvis helps to protect the bladder, in order to keep the main organs of the urinary system from being damaged or harmed. The urinary system removes the toxins and waste from the blood that are produced by the skeletal system, and keeps the body clean.

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Allows urine to exit the body from the bladder. The brain signals the bladder to contract and push urine down the urethra, and the sphincter muscles to relax, which allows urine to exit the body.

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The nerves in the bladder tell and alert of when someone needs to urinate.

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Circular muscles that stop urine from leaking out of the bladder, by acting like a rubber band and sealing the openings in the bladder.

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The bladder is a hollow, triangle shaped organ in the pelvic region. The bladder's walls relax and expand to hold urine,  and contract to force urine down into the urethra. Most healthy adult bladders can hold around two cups of urine for anywhere from 2 to 5 hours.

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Small, narrow tubes leading from the kidneys to the bladder. Each is around 10-12 inches. The muscles in the walls of the ureter contract and relax to constantly be pushing urine downwards. The ureters empty a small amount of urine into the bladder every 10-15 seconds.

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The tiny canals composing the substance of the kidney as well as secreting and collecting the urine. In the glomerulus they have a basement membrane and epithelial lining.

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Tiny filtering units connected to the kidneys, used to remove toxins from the blood.

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Two purplish-brown organs located around the center of the back, below the rib cage. The kidneys remove waste from the blood in the form of urine, keep substances stable in the blood, make erythromycin,which is  a hormone that helps  make red  blood cells, make vitamin D active, and regulate blood pressure.

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The urinary system, which can also be referred to as the renal system, produces, stores, and eliminates the waste produced by the kidneys (urine). The urinary system filters waste, extra water, and toxins from the blood and excretes them.

It helps keep chemicals, such as sodium and potassium, in correct concentrations in the body, and removes urea from the blood, which  when foods containing protein, such as meat, poultry, and certain vegetables, are broken down in the body