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Definitions U Click for each heading then for the answer U Can do it!

Ureter Tube carrying urine FROM kidney TO bladder

Urethra Tube carrying urine FROM bladder to outside of body (aaahhhh)

Urine Contains water, salt and urea Made in Kidney Stored in Bladder

Urea Made in liver Poisonous Made from spare proteins Carried to kidney in blood Removed from blood in kidney Dialysis needed if kidneys don’t work

Ultrasound Very high pitch sound Can’t be heard by humans Used for medical tests e.g. pregnancy scan

Unstable Equilibrium One type of balance If moved centre of gravity is lowered When released stays in new position

Uterus The womb Where the baby develops during pregnancy Lining is lost and replaced every month (menstrual cycle) starting at puberty

Do I know it?? Ureter Urethra Urine Urea Ultrasound Unstable Equilibrium Uterus

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