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explain the ketone bodies - abnormal constituent of urineketone body is an intermediate breakdown product of fats in the body it can be any of
explain betice jones protein - abnormal constituent of urinebetice-jones protein bence-jones proteins are the small proteins dimers of
the effect of falling water on topsoilfill a flower pot with sandy soil or loam set the pot under a dripping tap for an hour or more view how the
define proteins - abnormal constituents of urineproteins abnormal amounts of proteins are excreted in certain inflammatory diseases like
to show the impact of a raindrop on soilplace a saucer or jar lid filled with soil on a piece of white paper fill a medicine dropper with water and
define galactose - abnormal constituents of urinegalactose galactose is present in the urine in the conditions of galactosemia a metabolic defect
the effect of rain on sloping soilfill a shallow pan or box with firmly packed soil set the pan outside in the rain with one end increased slightly
define glucose and fructose - abnormal constituents of urineabnormal constituents of urinethe detection of abnormal constituents in urine indicates
to show which types of soil hold water besttie cloth over the end of various lamp chimneys and then fill every one to within 8 cm of the top with
to show how water rises in different types of soilplace about 15 cm of dissimilar types of soil in a series of lamp chimneys after tying a piece of
explain the normal constituents of urinethe normal constituents of urine are of two types these are the organic substances and the inorganic
explain the constituents and examination of urinethe quantity of urine in 24 hours in adult normal individual varies from 600 ml to 2500 ml it is
explain the urinary bladderthe urinary bladder is a sac which acts as a reservoir for urine you would realize that the size and position of the
explain the uretersureters are the two tubes which convey the urine from the kidneys to the urinary bladder each tube measures approximately 10 to 12
explain the autoregulation function of kidneysthe kidneys possess the property of autoregulation this means that the blood flow in the kidneys remain
to show how water rises by capillaritycolour some water in a shallow dish with ink and touch a blotter to the water surface observe how the water
explain the metabolic activities of the kidneyfor synthesis of creatine three amino acids glycine arginine and methionine are involved directly the
to show the presence of nodules of nitrogen-fixing bacteria on the roots of legumescarefully spade up some leguminous plant like as clover alfalfa
explain the kidney as an endocrine glandthe kidney produces substances that can be described as hormones hormones are the chemicals produced by
the effect of soil on growing thingsget samples of a fertile soil from a flower or vegetable garden from a wood from a place where a cellar is life
making soil from rockssearch some soft rocks in your locality like as shale or weathered limestone bring them into the classroom and have the peoples
define the non-excretory functions of kidneythough the major contribution of the kidneys as you have learnt so far is to form urine and to maintain
what makes streams look muddyafter a heavy rainfall have peoples take samples of running muddy water in glass jars let the water stand for many hours
explain the counter current mechanismwhat is counter current mechanism counter current mechanism is the mechanism by which the kidneys produce
how the acidbase balance is maintained in an acid dietlet us first see how the acidbase balance is maintained in an acid diet the sequence of steps