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If the kidneys fail, they may produce little to no urine, a condition known as anuria or oliguria. However, some patients with kidney failure can still produce urine, albeit in reduced quantities. The ability to produce urine depends on the severity of the kidney damage and individual circumstances. In any case, kidney failure requires medical attention to manage complications and maintain fluid balance.
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Does the kidney produce urine?
ya i think kidney is the most important organ in our body which helps to produce the urine
What are the causes when kidney fails to drain urine?
Renal Failure
What does the kidney produce?
Kidney produces urine and stool
Does the kidney produce gluconegenesis?
The kidneys produce urine
What is water in the kidney?
Your kidneys produce urine.
Does the kidney produce albumin?
If there is albumin in the urine, it is not because the kidney is producing it, but rather, because it is leaking into the urine from the blood.
What in the kidney filters water?
Your kidneys produce urine.
How does the kidney produce urine?
Your Kidneys and How They Work, see the link below
How does kidney produce urine?
Your Kidneys and How They Work, see the link below
Which part produce urine?
The nephron is the part of the kidney that produces urine.
Internal organ that start with k?
Kidney is an internal organ. They filter blood and produce urine.
Why there is a limit of 500 ml of urine production of kidney?
Kidney can form concentrated or dilute urine. But it has got it's own limitations for the same. So it can produce 22 liters/ day of urine to it's maximum capacity and minimum 500 ml/ day of urine is required to excrete to solutes including nitrogenous waste products. That is the capacity of kidney to concentrate urine.
