PPT-How Well Do You Know Your Kidneys?

Whats the main job of your kidneys   Get rid of waste  Keep you hydrated  Control your temperature Your kidneys have a lot of work to do They remove waste and extra fluids from your body They also keep your levels of salt and potassium in check And they make hormones that help with blood pressure and making red blood cells. Keep smiling through just like you always do Til the blue skies drive the dark clouds far a way Bridge So will you please say Hello to the folks that I know Tell them I wont be long Th eyll be happy to know that as you saw me go I was sing ing this Kidney Donation in the Very Small Pediatric Deceased Donor: Addressing the Tragic Trifecta. Next Speaker:. Sponsored by. Outline. Rationale for kidney transplantation. What is the tragic trifecta?. Challenges with small pediatric donors. SCARCITY. is a fact of life. While people’s desire for goods and services is unlimited, the resources to produce them ARE limited.. Individuals and Societies Must Devise Ways to Deal with This Problem. Cell vs. Human Organism. Human Waste Removal. Excretory (Urinary) System. Digestive System. Respiratory System. Integumentary. System. Human Excretory (Urinary) System. Kidneys - The . human kidneys are the major organs of bodily . Kidney Disease and Children. . Better Knowledge, Better Care. . 10 March 2016 . Educational . Powerpoint. :. Ages 6-11. World Kidney Day is a . joint initiative. Proudly supported by Kidney Health Australia. Produce urine – 1500ml per day. 25% of blood volume through 1 million filters.. On each breath. Concentrate fluid that comes out as urine. Help to regulate blood pressure. Activate Vitamin D – important for healthy teeth and bones. Produce urine – 1500ml per day. 25% of blood volume through 1 million filters.. On each breath. Concentrate fluid that comes out as urine. Help to regulate blood pressure. Activate Vitamin D – important for healthy teeth and bones. PancreasLiverKidneysTransplantable Organs Organ InformationPancreasThepancreasproducesinsulinhormonethathelpsthebody use glucosesugar for eneandenzymesthatbreakdown fatprotein andcarbohydratesduringdi 20260 Kidney DiseaseKidneyFailure Normal 0 120GFR 15 GFR stands for glomerular filtration rate GFR is a measure of how well your Your urine albumin result Datewas below 30 is normal Inside a healthy k DR. SANJIV KUMAR. ASSISTANT PROFESSOR,. DEPTT. OF PATHOLOGY, BVC, PATNA. INTRODUCTION. Highly . infectious and contagious respiratory disease of . chicks. Also . affect the oviduct. , intestine . and . Lindsay Chesterton, Renal Consultant. Rachel Cooper, Professional Development Advisor, MAU. To navigate through the programme use the arrows on your keyboard. http://pixabay.com/en/anatomy-kidney-organ-human-body-158998/. The processes performed by the kidneys in order to filter (clean) blood. . are: . Glomerular Filtration. also called "Ultra-filtration", . Tubular Reabsorption. also called "Selective Re-Absorption" and . 168 Primary hyperoxaluria type 1 (PH1) is a metabolic disorder that mainly affects the kidneys. It results from build-up Available online atwww.ijmrhs.com Internati onal Jo urnal of Me dical R esear CHS 232 . Mrs. Lamis Al-Sayyari. Why Are the Kidneys So Important. ?. Why Are the Kidneys So Important?. The kidneys are important because they keep the composition, or makeup, of the blood stable, which lets the body function. .