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by "deciding" how much to excrete in the urine and how much to send back into the bloodstream.

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I don't know kill your self.

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What is the urinary mechanisms of pH control?

Kidneys


How do you control water balance?

Your kidneys do all the work, with some control from the pituitary gland.


What does the kidney control the amount of?

the kidneys control mainly the amount of urine that is freely passed into the bladder


Which organ in your body filters your blood and controls the amount of salts in your blood?

The kidneys filter blood and control the level of salts.


Are the kidneys affected by blood pressure?

I can tell you that high blood pressure, if it is not brought under control, can cause the kidneys to fail completely.


How are The kidneys affected by blood pressure?

I can tell you that high blood pressure, if it is not brought under control, can cause the kidneys to fail completely.


How does the kidney help with control of water?

Kidneys excrete excess water.


What organ removes waste from the blood and control blood volume?

kidneys


When the kidneys filter blood what do they control?

how much water returns to your body


What filter the blood and control the amount of water and salt in the body?

kidneys


The command center of fluid intake is located where?

§The kidneys control how much water is reabsorbed; excess water is processed by the kidneys and excreted as urine


Why would someone have differences in the size of their kidneys?

Kidneys are naturally different sizes. The right kidney is usually the biggest of the two. Kidneys are a filtering system that helps eliminate waste and control the water levels.