what is the function of kidneys?

Function of kidneys:

1. Helps in removing wastes from blood.

2. Regulates the water fluid level in our body and maintains the level of acid and salt in our body. 

3. Produce hormones and enzymes.

4. Helps in maintaining internal water balance and produce urine.

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Thekidneysareorgansthat serve several essential regulatory roles invertebrateanimals. They are essential in theurinary systemand also servehomeostaticfunctions such as the regulation ofelectrolytes, maintenance ofacidbase balance, and regulation ofblood pressure(via maintaining salt and water balance). They serve the body as a natural filter of theblood, and remove wastes, which are diverted to theurinary bladder. In producingurine, the kidneys excrete wastes such asureaandammonium, and they are also responsible for the reabsorption ofwater,glucose, andamino acids. The kidneys also producehormonesincludingcalcitriol,erythropoietin, and the enzymerenin.

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TO FILTER THE BLOOD

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The kidney's function is to regulate the quantity of fluids, mineral composition, and acidity in the body. The fluid levels that the kidneys determine also held regulate the blood volume levels in the body. Look here for more information

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