State one difference between artificial kidney and natural kidney… - Vidyadip

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State one difference between artificial kidney and natural kidney?

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	KIDNEY	ARTIFICIAL KIDNEY
1.	Kidney is the naturally developed excretory organ located in the body of humans.	Artificial kidney is the man-made device.
2.	Excretion of urine by kidneys is done naturally when body fluids are filtered.	Artificial kidneys are use it to dispose urine in patients who is kidneys are completely damaged.
3.	Kidneys have the capacity of reabsorption to maintain iconic balance in the body.	Artificial kidney does not have the reabsorption capacity to maintain iconic balance in the body.
4.	Functioning of kidneys is stimulated by the nervous system and hormones in the body.	The functioning of artificial kidney is done with the help of the machine.
5.	The natural kidney continuously receives the blood and water, filter them and keep the body away from toxic wastes by the process of excretion.	The artificial kidney is the device used in kidney damage persons only from time to time, under supervision of a specialist doctor.
6.	Kidneys are made up of nephrons.	Artificial kidneys are made with cellophane tubes.

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