Kidney Level 8th standard
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The human body has two bean-shaped kidneys located on either side of the backbone, each measuring approximately 10cm by 5cm by 3cm. The kidneys function as filters in the body, and are made up of an inner lighter medulla and outer darker cortex region. The functional filtering unit of the kidney is called the nephron, which filters blood to produce urine that is collected in the pelvis area.
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- 1. KIDNEY
- 2. Human beings have two kidneys Kidneys are bean shaped organ situated on either sides of backbone Each kidney measures 10cm in length,5cm in widith ,and 3cm in thickness Kidney functions as a filter in our body
- 3. . Lighter part of kidney is called medulla . Darker region of kidney is called cortex . The functional unit of kidney is called nephrons . Nephrons are ultra filters . Urine is collected in the region called pelvis
- 4. STRUCTURE OF NEPHRON Nephron is the functional unit of kidney
- 5. Healthy eating and exercise can help in maintaing a healthy kidney .
- 6. THANK YOU