Why kidney have high blood flow than heart ,brain and liver?
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##Because it purifies our blood .....
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I am giving you an idea about physiology of kidney and hope that it will give you the answer of your question.
Kidney function is highly dependent upon sufficient blood pressure in the glomeruli. The arteries and arterioles that provide blood flow to the kidneys must maintain sufficient blood flow to keep the tissues of the kidneys alive and also maintain sufficient blood pressure to allow wastes to be separated from the blood. Interruption of the blood flow through one of the segmental arteries or their branches results in kidney infarction, where kidney tissue dies and ceases to function. Interruption of the blood flow to the entire kidney results in kidney failure. While it is possible to survive with only one functional kidney, loss of both kidneys requires dialysis or a kidney transplant to filter wastes from the blood.
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I am giving you an idea about physiology of kidney and hope that it will give you the answer of your question.
Kidney function is highly dependent upon sufficient blood pressure in the glomeruli. The arteries and arterioles that provide blood flow to the kidneys must maintain sufficient blood flow to keep the tissues of the kidneys alive and also maintain sufficient blood pressure to allow wastes to be separated from the blood. Interruption of the blood flow through one of the segmental arteries or their branches results in kidney infarction, where kidney tissue dies and ceases to function. Interruption of the blood flow to the entire kidney results in kidney failure. While it is possible to survive with only one functional kidney, loss of both kidneys requires dialysis or a kidney transplant to filter wastes from the blood.
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