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well the main job of the kidneys is to filter the blood. To filter the blood the kidneys really absorb any substance is needed by the body and after it get rid of the cells waste products. The waste products are out of the kidneys by urine which is moved to the end of the tube the year in move out of the kidneys into a sack of tissue called the urinary bladder.
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What nutrients are hard on the kidneys?
SALT
What happens to nutrients that are removed from in the kidneys?
urine
What substances stay in the kidneys?
The function of the kidneys is to purify the blood by removing waste materials. The substances that stay in the kidneys are amino acids, sodium and other nutrients in the body.
Where the exchange of nutrients in the blood and wastes from the cells take place?
Kidneys
What is a vital substance that carries nutrients to the cells and waste to the kidneys?
water
How is the everglades alike to human kidneys?
They are similar because the everglades are rich with nutrients of all sources, like our kidneys they store everything.
What chemical is removed by your kidneys?
Water, nutrients, and some salts
Nutrients in intestine are carry into body by what?
transport to the kidneys which send them to the cells in the body
What structures associated with digestive simple columnar that maximizes absorption of nutrients?
the intestines and kidneys
What stays in the kidney?
The function of the kidneys is to purify the blood by removing waste materials. The substances that stay in the kidneys are amino acids, sodium and other nutrients in the body.
How do nutrients get into and out the kidneys?
well the main job of the kidneys is to filter the blood. To filter the blood the kidneys really absorb any substance is needed by the body and after it get rid of the cells waste products. The waste products are out of the kidneys by urine which is moved to the end of the tube the year in move out of the kidneys into a sack of tissue called the urinary bladder.
Fetal kidneys do not have to work very hard because?
Due to the placenta and the exchange of nutrients and waste products from the fetal to the maternal circulation the fetal kidneys are not that important to the baby's health.
