what are the different excretory diseases?
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Chrones\n•Clostridium Difficile \n(C. Difficile) \n•Diverticulosis/Diverticulitis \n•Celiac Disease \n•Lactose Intolerance \n•Food Allergies \n•Eosinophilic Gastroenteritis \nIrritable Bowel Syndrom
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Lizards _do_ have an excretory system, just like all vertebrates. \nTheir kidneys produce uric acid as final product of nitrogen metabolism, and uric acid combines to form salts (urates) that appear as whitish crystallized matter. \nThe end of the excretory ducts of lizards open at a cloaca, that also includes the end openings of the reproductive system and the digestive system. The excretions of lizards are of 3 types: brown solid matter (feces from the digestive system), white chalky semi-solid matter (urates), and clear liquid (urine). Often the feces and the urates are discharged together, that's why you see the white spot. \n\nThe same happens in birds, btw.
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Known medically as pyelonephritis (PI-low-nef-RI-tis), kidney infections usually start in the bladder. If your resistance is low, germs from the bladder can travel up the tubes (ureters) that lead to the kidneys, take up residence, and multiply. An acute kidney infection starts suddenly with severe symptoms, then quickly comes to an end. A chronic kidney infection develops slowly, grows steadily worse, and hangs on. The chronic variety can lead to kidney failure, thus possible transplant. Without care, you may get repeated kidney infections and even kidney failure. The infection could also spread to other parts of your body and cause worse problems.
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-diarrhea\n-dysentry\n-heatstroke\n-etc.\ncontact me if you need more!
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Hirschprungs disease (congenital aganglionosis of the colon--a nerve system never forms properly in the lower colon)\n\nVolvulus (the colon twists upon its axis and can cut off blood supply)\n\nBezoars (an accumulation in the stomach that results from ingesting quantities of things not digestible, like hair)\n\nChron's disease (aka regional ileitis...an inflammatory condition of unknown origin)
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Actually, the white in bird excreta is their urine. Birds excrete uric acid instead of urea, as their way of getting rid of nitrogen.\n\nBirds have a cloaca, a common passage for getting rid of waste, where the urine and scat mix before being excreted. The darker bits in bird messes are the scat.
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Protein in the urine is called proteinuria.  You can read about it at this link:  http://kidney.niddk.nih.gov/kudiseases/pubs/proteinuria/\n\nProteinuria and the elderly:  Proteinuria is a common finding in adults in primary care practice. An algorithmic approach can be used to differentiate benign causes of proteinuria from rarer, more serious disorders. Benign causes include fever, intense activity or exercise, dehydration, emotional stress and acute illness.  http://www.aafp.org/afp/20000915/1333.html
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We need more information.  There are literally thousands of diseases for each system, so what types of diseases are you looking for? Here is a starter, although I'm not sure that this is what you are looking for at all.\n1) hypertension - an increase in the pressure against the arterial walls that can result from several causes including fluid overload, too much sodium in the diet, genetics, smoking, age, gender, lack of exercise, or it can be secondary to other diseases, such as renal failure or diabetes.  Hypertension often leads to atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries, as the vessels become damaged from the increased pressure against them and build up scar tissue and fat as a result.
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This may be a good place to start:\n\nhttp://www.aafp.org/afp/20010615/2391.html\n\nTHe article lists this reference if you really need to get to know the topic well:\n\nZuber TJ. Diseases of the rectum and anus. In: Taylor RB, ed. Family medicine: principles and practice. 5th ed. New York: Springer-Verlag, 1998:792.\n\nHope that helps!
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excretory-filters the blood of toxic nitrogenous wastes from amino acid digestion, specifically urea, ammonia and uric acid in verbebrates. Kidney primarily does this job. It also maintains electrolyte and water homeostasis\n\nnervous- transmission of motor, sensory and integrative nerve impulses and action ptotentials throughout the body via brain, spinal cord and nerves to assist in homeostasis of many systems\n\nendocrin- production and secretion of hormones to be sent thru the blood to all cells of the body; works with the nervous system to maintain many forms of homeostasis\n\ndigestive- ingestion, mechanical and chemical digestion and absorption of nutirents (proteins, fats, carbs converted to amino acids, glucose, fatty acids) so that cells can utilize the smaller molecules for human metabolism, growth and misc homeostatic mechanism; digestive system will then eliminate any non-digested, non-absorbable wastes.
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i dont know all of them, but here are a few i can think of\n\n-cholera\n-dysentary (amoebic)\n-tuberculosis (though much more common by inhalation)\n-polio\n-hepatitis a\n-
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Conditions listing symptoms: Mucus stool: The following list of conditions have 'Mucus stool' or similar listed as a symptom in our database. This computer-generated list may be inaccurate or incomplete. Always seek prompt professional medical advice about the cause of any symptom. \nB\nBowel Obstruction ... passing jelly-like mucus\nC\nColitis ... mucus in stool\nCystic Fibrosis ... greasy stools, mucus in stool\nD\nDysentery ... mucus in stool\nG\nGiardia ... fatty stools\nI\nIntestinal obstruction ... passing jelly-like mucus\nIrritable bowel syndrome ... mucus in stool\nP\nProctitis ... pus in stool, mucus in stool\nR\nRectal prolapse ... mucus in stool\nS\nShigellosis ... mucus in stool\nU\nUlcerative colitis ... pus in stool, mucus in stool
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Urine, feces, expired individual, spoilage, fish
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Drink plenty of water.It removes all the toxic excreta. Drink plenty of fresh juices.Take yoghurt.it is gud for your skin. Eat Papaya.It is very good for the skin. It is rich in vitamin A.Dont use much cosmetics.Exercise regularly.
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There are many ways in which these two systems work together to maintain homeostasis but let's keep it simple if we can...\nBy excretory system I imagine you are referring to the kidneys, ureter, bladder, etc. This system receives about a quarter of the blood volume from each stroke of the heart, and filters out the impurities and excess water from the bloodstream. By doing this the kidneys (along with the lungs) help to maintain the pH of the blood (maintain the acid to base balance.) If the pH varies too much then the person's life could be in danger. By removing excess minerals from the body the kidneys also prevent potential life-threatening problems from occurring. For example, if you have too much potassium in your body, even though it is necessary to have some, your heart could stop. \nBy removing excess water from the blood, along with producing certain hormones, the kidneys also help blood pressure from getting too high or low. A healthy heart and blood vessels also contribute to maintaining blood pressure by constricting and expanding the vessels, and by changing the rate of your pulse. Hope this helps some...
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There are 5 different World Health Organization classifications for lupus kidney disease. A kidney biopsy is required to determine which kind. It is impossible to know what will happen with your friend's kidneys without a lot more information. Lupus can and does affect every organ in the body. 53% of people with lupus have kidney disease. There is an excellent section on lupus and kidneys on the Lupus Foundation of America website www.lupus.org.
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Many diseases are able to involve gastrointestinal system.\nSome of these are infectious disease. All of us have heard about some of these which is caused by bacteria and viruses.\nBacteria such as V.cholera and some kinds of E.coli have some toxic agents (which is called toxin) These agents react with water and ions transport channels and cause diarrhea. There is many other disorders such as malabsoption in which the intestine is not able to absorb a kind of nutrient