3. How do you get it??
-You can get it from infection, inflammation, or injury to the
urinary system.
-Kidney stones
-Blockage of the urinary tract
-Cancer of the kidney, bladder, or prostate
-Viral infections
4. What does it do to you??
It gives you blood in your urinary
tract, making your pee look like a
dark reddish color
5. What systems does it affect??
It affects the function of the urinary system by having red blood cells in the
urine tract which isn't suppose to be there.
It affects the immune system by making it work harder to fight off the
disease.
6. How is it treated??
*Antibiotics: Which is medicine
*Diuretics: A medicine given to decrease excess fluid
*Steroids: This medicine may be given to decrease inflammation
* Percutaneous kidney biopsy: The percutaneous kidney biopsy is
when a very small piece of your kidney is taken out and tested.
7. Well, treatments like prescription drugs affect the circulatory
system by slowing your heart rate down, this happens because
prescription drugs are bad for you
8. How this slows down interaction of
this system with other systems
First, the red blood cells shouldn’t be in the urine
tract because they are not part of a liquid waste.
Meaning red blood cells should be in the
circulatory system not the urinary system
9. How the cause finds its way to the
system through interactions with
other systems.
First, it find its way to the urinary system from the
circulatory system by getting to the kidneys when the
kidneys are going to filter blood. Then it gets through
the kidneys because something in the urinary system
is damaged. Then it goes with the waste to the
bladder. This is why the urine turns red.
