The initial Authorization Period for the treatment of an emergency medical condition may be up to a maximum of 15 months: three months retroactive from the Application Date and 12 months prospective from the Application Date.
EXCRETION Introduction Humans must get rid of two types of wastes. Wastes from the digestive system (feces) and wastes from metabolic activities (sweat & urine). Removing digestive wastes (pooping) is called egestion.
* are responsible for the excretion of carbon dioxide and water (waste products of cellular respiration) * these are removed as gases during the process of exhalation. B) Liver. * recycles worn out red blood cells * produces urea (a semi-toxic nitrogenous waste) from the breakdown of amino acids (contains nitrogen). water (98%), salts, and a small amount of urea diffuse from the blood into sweat glands * excreted through the process of perspiration (sweating!) * main job of sweating is to maintain body temperature (cool down). * site of most urea excretion * controls the concentration of most of the body fluids.