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Don't yell at me for this as it is a serious question. Why is it that urine can be different colours? Some is clear some dark yellow. Why?
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maddmun wrote:
> Here's all you need to know:
>
> Clear píss, going to the toilet all the time = good
> Dark yellow píss, going to the loo 3 times a week = bad
Clear urine and going all the time could mean your kidneys can't do the job as well ie you had kidney disease (if you drank loads and urinated loads) A bit of colour is good as at least you know your kidneys are working ie concentrating the urine
> Here's all you need to know:
>
> Clear píss, going to the toilet all the time = good
> Dark yellow píss, going to the loo 3 times a week = bad
Clear urine and going all the time could mean your kidneys can't do the job as well ie you had kidney disease (if you drank loads and urinated loads) A bit of colour is good as at least you know your kidneys are working ie concentrating the urine
I bet your book doesnt tell you what receptors actually tell your body that you are dehydrated though. You have baroreceptors in the heart, but they are slow to react, it therefore falls mainly on another sensor, which i forget the name and location of.
Oh well.
Oh well.
Here's all you need to know:
Clear píss, going to the toilet all the time = good
Dark yellow píss, going to the loo 3 times a week = bad
Clear píss, going to the toilet all the time = good
Dark yellow píss, going to the loo 3 times a week = bad
strange that this is in one of my GCSE science revision books...
let's have a look...
here's what happens to urine when you don't have enough fluid...
it starts with not enough water in your blood, and the brain detects this, causing a nervous reaction to the pituitary, which then releases more of something called ADH. Because there's more ADH, more water is reabsorbed instead of being urinated. this means there's less urine, but is more concentrated.
the opposite happens when you drink too much fluid...
let's have a look...
here's what happens to urine when you don't have enough fluid...
it starts with not enough water in your blood, and the brain detects this, causing a nervous reaction to the pituitary, which then releases more of something called ADH. Because there's more ADH, more water is reabsorbed instead of being urinated. this means there's less urine, but is more concentrated.
the opposite happens when you drink too much fluid...
lol i guess so.
If you wee into a bottle and then someone carries that bottle away, are they taking the p***?
All to do with how dehydrated you are.
If you are heavily dehydrated your urine will be a shade of brown.
strange how a subject that would otherwise cause a chuckle has turned into a serious, intelligent conversation involving long words...
Microchips wrote:
> And if you eat asparagus and then urinate, well, find out yourself. :)
Its also supposed tomake some other...'fluid' from down below change a little...
..Just as well I despise asparagus :S
> And if you eat asparagus and then urinate, well, find out yourself. :)
Its also supposed tomake some other...'fluid' from down below change a little...
..Just as well I despise asparagus :S
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