Science, asked by softechavs, 11 months ago

boohoo's uncle was hospitalized and put on a dialysis after a several infection in both of his kidneys

a) what is dialysis
b) when does it become necessary to take such a treatment?

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Answered by idkwho
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a) It is basically a machine that purifies your blood and separates it from harmful substances in your blood (the work your kidneys actually do).

b) When one or both the kidneys fail, your blood is not purified hence leading to increase in the harmful substances, so this treatment becomes necessary to be taken.

PS: the harmful substances can mainly be called urea, uric acid and ammonia.

Answered by mahajankaashvi
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Answer:

The normal functioning of kidney is necessary for good health of a person. But sometime s the kidney may stop working due to infection or injury. This condition of kidney is called kidney failure which may lead to the accumulation of urea in the blood of a person. Since, urea is a toxic substance which must be removed from the blood. Such person having kidney failure cannot survive unless his blood is filtered periodically through the artificial kidney machine to remove urea. The process used for cleaning the blood of a person by separating the waste product urea from it is called dialysis.This machine removes urea and other waste the product periodically.

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