Biology · Excretory System
A patient with chronic renal failure is advised to undergo hemodialysis. During the procedure, efficient diffusion of urea takes place from the blood into the dialyzing fluid. Which condition is essential for this concentration-gradient-driven diffusion process?
- 1Absence of nitrogenous wastes in the initial dialyzing fluid✓
- 2Presence of a high concentration of anticoagulant in the dialyzing fluid
- 3Complete absence of essential salts in the dialyzing fluid
- 4Equal urea concentration on both sides of the membrane
Correct answer
Absence of nitrogenous wastes in the initial dialyzing fluid
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