PPT-Kidneys – What do they do?

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. 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. What's 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.. THE URINARY SYSTEM. COMPONENTS. 2 Kidneys. 2 . ureters. 1 urinary bladder. 1 urethra. FUNCTIONS:. Excretion and filtration. Regulation of blood volume and pressure. Regulation of blood solutes. Regulation of pH. 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. Most: . explain how water levels are maintained by a balance between input and output . Should: . explain how the kidneys respond to changes in conditions. Could: . explain the role of ADH in urine concentration and explain it’s effects during alcohol and ecstasy consumption. 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 Chronic kidney disease CKD is a condition in which the kidneysare damaged or cannot lter blood as well as healthy kidneys for3 months or longerTHE FACTS ABOUT CKD RISK FACT DID YOU KNOW Its shocking b 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 . Day?. Worldwide . campaign. . celebrated. . every. . year. on the second Thursday of March . [12 March 2015]. A joint . partnership. . between. the International Society of . Nephrology. (ISN) and the International . . . . . . Dr Deepak Kumar. Assistant Professor . Department of Veterinary Pathology. Why is excretion necessary?. In order for cells to stay alive, they must continually intake water and other molecules.. The cells would continue to get bigger and bigger if they only took in molecules. 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. .