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Define Glomerular Filtration Rate (GFR).

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Answered by steffis
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Glomerular filtration rate (GFR) refers to the filtration process by the kidneys where they filter blood and remove waste and fluid products.

  • This filtration process is prime necessary for normal excretion process. the GFR is used as a diagnostic test to estimate the functioning of kidneys.
  • The GFR generally declines with age and other factors like patient’s size, age, height etc.
  • The GFR is also used as a diagnostic index to grade chronic kidney disease.
  • If the GFR of a person is greater than 90%, then he/she is said to be in good kidney health and if less than 15 may represent kidney failure.
Answered by Anonymous
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Glomerular filtration rate (GFR) refers to the filtration process by the kidneys where they filter blood and remove waste and fluid products.

➽ This filtration process is prime necessary for normal excretion process. the GFR is used as a diagnostic test to estimate the functioning of kidneys.

➽ The GFR generally declines with age and other factors like patient’s size, age, height etc.

➽ The GFR is also used as a diagnostic index to grade chronic kidney disease.

➽ if the GFR of a person is greater than 90%, then he/she is said to be in good kidney health and if less than 15 may represent kidney failure.

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