PPT-The kidneys 54 Negative pressure on the dialysate side of the membrane

a high rate of excretion of the metabolic can be varied to adjust the amount of water removed product forming the stone due either to In intermittent and continuous ambulatory high plasma and therefore ltrate levels or to . 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.. MEMBRANE. SEPARATION. TRANSPORT MODELS. Membrane s. elective : . Ability . to control the rate of permeation of different species. Permeation mechanism model. Solution-diffusion model. Permeants. . dissolve in the membrane material and then diffuse through the membrane down a concentration gradient. MEMBRANE. TECHNOLOGY. TRANSPORT MODELS. Membrane s. elective : . Ability . to control the rate of permeation of different species. Permeation mechanism model. Solution-diffusion model. Permeants. . dissolve in the membrane material and then diffuse through the membrane down a concentration gradient. “ Any extracorporeal blood purification therapy intended to substitute for impaired renal function over an extended period of time and applied for or aimed at being applied for 24 hours /day.” . Prof Tahir . Shafi. 1. Dialyzer clearance is expression of. The performance of a dialyzing process. The volume of blood totally cleared of a given substance per unit time. The blood solute flux rate per minute. Ghazanfar. . Abbas. Medical technologist . . (. SIUT). ghazanfar_14@hotmail.com. . Introduction. The term . dialysate. refers to the fluid and solute that have crossed a membrane i.e. effluent dialysis fluid. However, in current renal jargon all dialysis fluid, fresh or used is called . SPECIFICATIONS Part Number Model Permeate Flow Chloride Active Feed Rejection Membrane Area Spacer gpd m/d percent ft m mil mm 8422100 ROGA-4040-HR 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 Objectives. Mechanisms of solute transport. Dialysis apparatus. Physiological principles of dialysis and determining adequacy (. Kt. /V). Prescription variables for HD. Time. Filter . Dialysis composition (K+, Na+, bicarb, Ca++). only. Osmolar . Solution. So to reaching equilibrate stage the water will move from (A to B) { from high water concentration to low water concentration } . This movement of water called . Osmosis. The kidney plays a . major role in . controlling the volume of blood. (water) and also . controlling ion concentration and PH. . It is the major excretory organ, responsible for the . removal. of metabolic waste products from the blood.. kidneys. . A single midline urinary . bladder. , . two ureters . which carry the urine from the kidney to the urinary bladder and a . single urethra . which carries the urine from the bladder to the to the outside of the body. . 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. .