Efffects of

Physical Activities
on Excretory
System

What are the functions of

the Excretory System?
Get

rid of wastes
Eliminates useless by-products
excreted from cells
Eradicates harmful chemical
build-ups
Maintains a steady, balanced
chemical concentration

Parts of the Excretory

System

Only the organs specifically for the

excretion process are considered a part
of the excretory system.

Urinary

System
Respiratory System
Integumentary System
Liver
Large Intestine

Urinary System as a part of Excretory System

BLOOD
ToUrine
the capillary
Blood
passes
first passes
Wastes
pass
through
formation called a
through
the
renal
the
tubules
to
glomerulus and isthe
artery
ureters,
stored
in
pelvis
ofinthe
collected
thekidney
bladder,
Bowman's
capsule,
asurinary
urine. This
is the
which
the blood
thenfilters
expelled
stage
of
from
its contents
through
the
Reabsorption.
primarily
wastes.
urethra.
This is the stage of
Filtration.

WASTE

Ureter
Urinary
Bladder
Urethra

Respiratory System as a part of

Excretory System
Carbon
dioxide
OXYGEN
IS
INHALED
are
exhaled
Diffusing

gaseous
wastes, such as carbon
dioxide, from the body
organs as a normal
part of respiration.

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O2

LUNG
S
ORGANS OF THE BODY

CO2CO2 CO2

Integumentary System as a part of

Excretory System.
The skin contains
sweat gland which
produces sweat..
The salt helps
evaporate the
water, cooling
off
the is
skin.
Sweat
excreted
through sweat
glands.

Large Intestine as a part of

Excretory System
The large intestine
Awateryresidueof
moves its remaining
indigestible
food and
contents juices
toward the
digestive
rectum, unabsorbed.
which stores
remains
solidresidue
wastes,leaves
until
This
elimination.
the
ileum of the small
intestine and moves
by peristalsis into the
large intestine, where
it spends 12 to 24
hours.

Liver as a part of Excretory System

Produce bile, a
yellowishbrown liquid.
These are produced
within the lobules.
Bile leaves the liver
through a network of
ducts and is
transported to the
gallbladder, which

Then, releases it into

the small intestine. It
contains salts
necessary for the

How does
Physical
Activities

affects each
part of
Excretory
Systems?

How do Physical Activities affects the Excretory- Urinary

System?

BLOOD
BLOOD

Because
There is aof
the
decrease
great
reduction
in renal
bloodblood
flow,
flow.
This drop
the amount
of
in
renal
blood
fluid
filtered
flow
can be
by the
explained
by is
kidneys also
the
diversion of
reduced
blood to the
resulting in

WASTE

Ureter
Urinary
Bladder
Urethra

How do Physical Activities affects the ExcretoryRespiratory System?

O2

*When
you do
More blood
Physical
carrying Activities,
much
ofmeans
the body's
oxygen
blood
rushes
increase
in to the
muscles
to of
help fuel
production
the
physical
activity
*Then
heart
pumps
Carbon
dioxide
increased
volumes of
to
be exhaled.
*This surging of blood
blood.
often results in a need
for more oxygen in the
blood than is present,
and thus the body's
breathing rate

BLOOD
BLOOD

CO2

How does Physical Activities affects

the Excretory- Integumentary
System?

The
body
must
There
are
get
rid
of
the
more
heat
produced
sweating in
by the physical
physical
activity,
activities
therefore heat
isthan
loss not.
by
evaporation of

How does Physical Activities affects

the Excretory- Large Intestine?
Stimulates
normal
contractions in
your
intestines,
proper
digestion.

Proper
Elimination of
Solid Wastes.

Reduces the symptoms

of irritable bowel
syndrome and other
similar conditions.

Promote
regular
bowel
movement
s

How does Physical Activities affects

the Excretory- Liver?

Aerobic
Activitie
s
Weight
training

Speeding up delivery
of oxygen to vital
body organs, such as
the liver.

Reduces
body fat

Well Liver
producing
good bile.

Reduces
job for
biles.