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Basically, your kidneys job is to clean and filter the blood. When your kidney is not working properly it can't filter out the good between the bad. What dialysis does is that it uses a machine to clean out the blood. They hook you up to the machine which then takes the blood out, goes through the machine which cleans it and then send the "good" blood back to you.
if your kidneys fail completely, then you can go on a transplant list and get a kidney transplant if your kidneys are failing the doctors will put you on dialysis ... trying to keep your blood clean... eventually your kidneys will fail and then you will get a transplant
The dialysis takes the place of a kidney when it stops working. It is a machine that is used as an artificial replacement for lost kidney function in people with renal failure. The process of dialysis is basically to clean your blood of toxins, waste, and excess water just like a normal kidney. It is perfectly safe, too. Hope this helped, Charlie the Grey
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You develop kidney failure and will have to use a dialysis machine to clean the impurities out of your blood. This is common in the latter stages of diabetes.
Dialysis is a reliable way of taking over the function of a persons' kidneys without causing too much disturbance to the patient.Whether it be long term filtration (continuous), or short term (intermittent 3x/week).Relativley non invasiveIt worksCan be used for different reasons HyperkalemiaHypervolemiapH abnormalities (metabolic)General kidney filtration take over
The human body has two kidneys that act as filtering agents of the bloodstream. When there is kidney failure, there is no filtering in the bloodstream and some of the toxins and/or chemicals are again flowing through the body. Dialysis is the filtering of the blood in place of the kidneys to remove those toxins.
The Kidneys clean the blood of toxins. Medically a Dialysis machine can also do this.
Um, I'm not quite sure about principle, but I know that the purpose is to clean the urine out of your blood stream, as it is deadly. Sorry for an incomplete answer, but I hope that helps a little, at least!
Total and permanent kidney failure is called ESRD. If a person's kidneys completely stop working your body fills with extra water and waste . It's called uremia. Hands or feet might swell and you will feel tired and weak because the body needs clean blood to function properly. Untreated uremia may lead to seizures or coma and will ultimately result in death. A person whose kidneys stop working completely will need to undergo dialysis or kidney transplantation.
They both clean the blood
No, not the tubing. However the dialysis process or treatment (the tubing is part of the machinery) can help individuals with damaged kidneys. Dialysis mimics what the kidney do to clean the blood.