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What will happen to the organism if the kidneys do not function normally?
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∙ 11y ago
Renal failure.
The effect on an organism of an injured or diseased kidney depends on the extent and severity of the damage. The kidneys play an important role in filtering out waste from the blood. If they can't do that well enough, waste builds up to the point where people can get sick and even die.
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∙ 6y ago
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∙ 7y agoSince the kidneys filter impurities and toxins from the blood, the organism might die if enough of the kidneys are damaged. Animals usually have two kidneys so that even if one is damaged, the other one can take care of the body adequately.
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∙ 6y agoMost organisms have two kidneys. As long as the disease or injury does not spread to or effect the other kidney, the organism will probably continue to function pretty nearly normally except in cases where there is an extreme demand on kidney function. The kidneys function fairly independent of each other. If both kidneys fail to function properly, waste products will build up in the blood of the organism. This can lead to increased fluid retention (swelling), bone loss, and cardiovascular disease.
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∙ 11y agoThe main function of kidneys is to filter uric acid out of the blood, so if they are not functioning normally, uric acid will build up in the blood, eventually reaching a toxic concentration.
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What will happen to the organisms if the organs do not function normally?
The main function of kidneys is to filter uric acid out of the blood, so if they are not functioning normally, uric acid will build up in the blood, eventually reaching a toxic concentration.
What would happen to an organism if the mitochondria in its cells did not not respond to the nucleus?
Well, The It Wouldn't Function Properly., Since The Mitochondria is a big part of a cell. Edited answer: Mitochondria have autonomy to function because these have thier own DNA. So in my openion, nothing harmful will happen to the organism.
What would happen to the organism if the kidney is injured or diseased?
The function of kidneys is to remove wastes from the body. When the kidney isn't properly working we see a swelling of the legs and feet since the body is less effective in eliminating fluid waste. Due to this, you may notice a reduction of urine. Source: healthline
What do yo think will happen if your body get rid urine?
If you body gets rid of urine, it will function normally.
What do you think would happen to an organism if its internal temperature became too high?
Homeostasis happens and its important for chemical reactions of metabolism to function properly and to keep the organism alive.
What happens when you organism?
what will happen to the organism
Can excess protein intake affect your liver or kidneys?
It can cause kidney stones and/or reduced liver function. It won't happen after just a few meals, however.
What would happen if you didn't eat enough salt?
Your kidneys will not function properly, and your nerve cells will not be able to transmit nerve signals. It can also affect the functions of your thyroid.
What could happen to an organism if the organ system failed to function properly?
If an organ system stops functioning, a human would die.
What would happen if you had no kidneys?
You would die
What would happen to an organism if the mitochondria in its cell did not respond to the nucleus?
Well, The It Wouldn't Function Properly., Since The Mitochondria is a big part of a cell. Edited answer: Mitochondria have autonomy to function because these have thier own DNA. So in my openion, nothing harmful will happen to the organism.
What would happen if body couldn't maintain homeostasis?
If the body can't maintain homeostasis, the organism could die because of lack of enzyme function.
