KIDNEY FUNCTION TEST part 1

It is a pair of organs located at the retroperitoneal space.

What function eliminates wastes and excess inorganic substances via urine formation?

What role does Regulatory Function does?

What function is the mechanism of differential reabsorption and secretion in the renal tube?

What is the function of 1° endocrine function?

It is the site of degradation of insulin, glucagon and aldosterone.

What do you call the substances that are derived from the catabolism of proteins and nucleic acids but not considered as protein but are considered as “waste products” and contains nitrogen?

What sample is/are most often used to assess Renal function?

What sample is used for Liver function?

What are the 2-steps in Total NPN Methodology?

It is a process wherein Nitrogen in a pff is converted into NH3 using H2SO4

Under Kjeldahl digestion, pff is converted into NH3 using what substance?

What is the product and the color of the product of Nesslerization?

In nesslerization, NH3 reacts with Nessler’s reagent. What are these reagents?

Under Berthelot method, reacts with _______________ and _____________.

This substance chlorinates ammonia to monochloramine.

What is the catalyst of Berthelot method?

What is the product of Berthelot method?

At what pH is Berthelot method maintained with the Na Nitroprusside acting as a catalyst?

Under Berthelot method, there is a modification by Searcy. Now, what is used instead of Phenol?

The combination of NH3, a-ketoglurate and NADH will yield a product of?

In monitoring consumption of NH3, what is the catalyst present?

Monitoring consumption of NH3 is measured at what wavelength?

This substance is the major N-containing product of protein metabolism wherein it accounts for almost 45% of it.