Kidneys

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Because the kidneys clean out the toxins in your body

we belive that whoever is answering this question needs to look some where else

If you have kidney impairment you may need a dose adjustment. In rare cases it has caused kidney problems.

First you need to know and understand what type of cyst are you referring to. There are two known types of kidney cysts, the first is Polycystic Kidney Disease (PKD) which is a genetic disorder of unknown causes and the second type is due to impaired kidney function. The common medical procedure for Kidney cysts is to undergo a surgery procedure called a laparoscopy, which via CT scan drains the cyst of fluid. Improving kidney function should be implemented for long term changes to encourage better filtration of the organ. The appearance of cysts most often occur over a number of years, therefore trying to reduce the cyst or remove it completely (via reabsorption) is a process which can take some time. You know what, you should go and visit mediangels which I personally visit often. I think of it as my very own encyclopedia for health related issues. It's really good and informative.

Selling organs is highly illegal.

No government can legislate the buying and selling of body parts because it is a long and complicated process. Your kidney also needs to be medically assessed by professionals before a transplant. Give someone the wrong kidney and you'll kill them, making you an accomplice in murder.

Organs also have a limited life outside the body, the moment it is removed, the cells start dying, therefore killing the organ, even if it is frozen.

You can donate your kidney professionally as a registered donor, but you may not sell it. Because it is illegal, there is no price tag on human kidneys (nor any other human body part), they are priceless.

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Depending on how serious the infection is it can cause disease, however if it is caught early, as they usually are and treated there are few risks. If it escalates it can lead to issues as bad as a failed kidney. That is worst case scenario however and not very likely.

A kidney infection treatable is VERY treatable! It is caused by a bacteria. When the doctor sends your urine sample to the lab, they will identify what kind of bacteria is causing the infection. Generally, 10 days of antibiotics will kill the bacteria.

Kind of in the middle. Kidney pain is usually in your lower back, but I think the incision for a kidney transplant is done from your abdomen. If you were pointing to where they were on the human body, most people point at the lower back.

one system is the excretory system. The excretory system also contains the ureter, bladder, and urethra.
Excretory system. The kidneys filter toxins from the blood so that you can get rid of them in your urine.
The excretory system.
urinary
The kidney is part of the excretory system and is regulated by the endocrine system. It is responsible for regulating water concentration and the extraction of urea and excessive ions.
The kidneys are a part of the urinary system. the urinary system is one component of the excretory system of your body.
The kidney is a part of the ''excretory system''. I't regulates the chemical composition of body fluids by removing metabolic wastes and retaining the proper amounts of water, salts, and nutrients. Components of this system in vertebrates include the kidneys, liver, lungs, and skin.
renal
the excretory system

Kidneys are like a filter.

They remove waste from your blood and create Urine, everything in your urine is something the body does not need!

It belong to the abdominal quadrant. The abdominal quadrant also includes the pancreas, large and small intestines etc..

They can be. the uric acid crystals that are formed in the blood that cause gout can setle in the kidney and interfere with its opperation, gout can also be responsible for forming stones.

Urine flows through the kidneys

absorption of ions, organic molecules, vitamins, and water

yes

each kidney is protected by 3 outer layers

1) the renal fascia - a tough external coat of fibrous connective tissue

2) the adipose capsule - a layer of fatty tissue

3) the renal capsule - another fibrous layer

I am on my way to see a friend and his mother for both are about to have operations tonight. My friend was born with one kidney and that kidney is a bad one. It gave him problems through his whole life. His mother made a brave decision to give her one of her kidneys. Some of the procedures they took is to find a insurance that will cover 1 million dollars. Its what I've heard. It's not a cheap operation so you will need good insurance to back you up. Jesus, sorry that's all the information i can provide. Well what seemed like it. Good luck.

Because the right kidney is just below the liver and left kidney below spleen.

Liver being larger in size on right side pushes right kidney a little downward, but such an action is not taken by spleen because of its small size on left side.

The kidneys of a frog, like those of other animals, filter wastes from the blood, regular blood pressure, and maintain various balances within blood. They're often a dark color, and in frogs they're located at the lower back.

It is called the Renal Cortex and is the layer found between the Reanl Capsule and Renal Medulla. It is the outer reagion of a kidney nad is colloured light red.

Renal Cortex accomodates the Glomerular capsule, largest part of nephrone, arterioles, veins and capillaries. Most filtration processes occur in this part of Kidney.

A metanephric kidney is the functional kidney of adult amniotes, that is, the reptiles, birds, and mammals. It occupies a more caudal position in the body cavity and is a much larger, more compact structure containing many tubules. It is drained by a ureter.

Tubules are the tubes running through each little (microscopic) nephrons within each kidney that aid in filtering and collecting of the waste products, and then depending on how much water is in the body it either can reabsorb more water or more salt depending on your electrolyte balance. :-D