How Do Your Kidneys Work? by Emma Bryce

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How Do Your Kidneys Work? by Emma Bryce


How Do Your Kidneys Work? by Emma BryceVersion en ligne Video and Quiz par Tania Hurlbutt 1 After you drink several glasses of water, what do your kidneys do to maintain balance in your body? a They stop filtering blood until the water is absorbed b They release hormones that store extra water c They remove excess water from the blood to keep fluid levels balanced d They send signals to the brain to make you feel thirsty 2 The two bean-shaped organs that act as fine-tuned internal sensors are the: a Pancreas b Kidneys c Liver d Bladder 3 Approximately how much of your blood is filtered by the kidneys each day? a About 50 litres b About 100 litres c About 180 litres d About 250 litres 4 Inside each kidney are roughly how many nephrons, the tiny filtering units? a One thousand b Ten thousand c One hundred thousand d One million 5 What is the blob-like structure in a nephron that acts like a sieve? a Tubule b Collecting Duct c Glomerulus d Ureter 6 Which of the following is not one of the kidneys’ main functions? a Producing bile for fat digestion b Filtering waste from the blood c Balancing fluid levels in the body d Releasing hormones such as renin and erythropoietin 7 What happens when the kidneys detect too little water in the blood? a They send extra water into the urine b They stop filtering blood c They reabsorb more water back into the bloodstream d They increase bile production 8 Why does urine appear darker yellow when you are less hydrated? a More waste is being filtered out b The kidneys are working more quickly c The bladder stores waste longer d Less water is removed into the urine, so it is more concentrated 9 Which hormone released by the kidneys helps increase red-blood-cell production? a Insulin b Erythropoietin c Glucoagon d Cortisol 10 What happens to the body if the kidneys stop working properly? a Blood stops flowing from the heart b Waste builds up and fluids go out of balance c The skin becomes the main organ for filtration d The digestive system takes over kidney functions

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How Do Your Kidneys Work? by Emma BryceVersion en ligne

par Tania Hurlbutt

After you drink several glasses of water, what do your kidneys do to maintain balance in your body?

The two bean-shaped organs that act as fine-tuned internal sensors are the:

Approximately how much of your blood is filtered by the kidneys each day?

Inside each kidney are roughly how many nephrons, the tiny filtering units?

What is the blob-like structure in a nephron that acts like a sieve?

Which of the following is not one of the kidneys’ main functions?

What happens when the kidneys detect too little water in the blood?

Why does urine appear darker yellow when you are less hydrated?

Which hormone released by the kidneys helps increase red-blood-cell production?

What happens to the body if the kidneys stop working properly?