Human Anatomy and Physiology - N. I. Fedyukovich 2003

Internal Organs
Urogenital System

The Urogenital System comprises two groups of Organs with distinct Functions: the organs of Urine Formation and Excretion, and the male and FEMALE REPRODUCTIVE ORGANS.

During vital physiological processes, metabolic end products (salts, urea, etc.) are formed, which are classified as waste products. Their retention and accumulation in the body can lead to profound changes in many Internal Organs. Most of these breakdown products are excreted in the urine through the Kidneys, Ureters, Urinary Bladder, and Urethra. The normal functioning of the excretory system maintains the acid-base balance and ensures the proper activity of the body's organs and systems.

The reproductive organs (organa genitalia) perform the reproductive function and determine human sexual characteristics. In both men and women, the reproductive organs are divided into internal and external.



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