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Why you need to excrete salt and urea?
too much salt is not good,urea is toxic
What if blood urea level is low?
Too much or too little urea nitrogen in the blood could signify kidney problems.
What happens when your body makes to much ammonia?
They should be excreted. They are converted to urea and excreated
How much the micro-albumin urea should be?
me too asking the same question.........
What happens chemiacally when super phosphate and urea are blended?
1N of Urea equal What in kg
Can lambs eat molasses?
Yes but make sure it doesn't have too much urea mixed in with it.
What happens when a urine gets inside a female organ?
Urine is USUALLY made mostly of urea, which is antibacterial. Sooo, I wouldn't worry about it too much. Just to be safe, though, I would clean it all out.
What happens to the urea in a nephron?
False.
What is the use of urea in the daily ration of cattle?
Urea is a non-protein nitrogen source that is readily available for the commercial dairy industry. It is used as a ration supplement to increase the amount of nitrogen available to the cattle but must be carefully monitored - too much urea can be toxic and cause severe neurologic problems. The advantage to urea is that it is a much cheaper source of nitrogen than protein sources (soybean, poultry meal, etc.).
What happens to amino acids inside the liver?
They are broken down into urea then carried via blood to the kidneys and the excreted as urine
What is a normal urea and electrolyte result?
if the answer is 3.2, am I too low
What happens when there is too much rain?
If there is to much rain, then we will have floods.
