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Renal Involvement

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1, Kidneys remove waste like excess salt, urea, and toxins from the blood. It balances the body fluids and helps for the formation of urine, it regulates blood pressure to filter the blood. It produces angiotensin that helps to retain sodium and water. constriction and retention of this protein help for regulating blood pressure.
2, Urine form in three steps process called filtration, reabsorption, and secretion. hydrostatic pressure in the filtration process that force exerted by pressure in the blood vessels that cause glomerular filtration. Force pushes filtrate out of capillaries and slits in the nephron. If any changes in hydrostatic pressure glomerular filtration rate will change.
3, The left side of the heart pump blood from the lungs and out to the arteries and other body parts. when left-side heart failure or malfunction occurs there will be an accumulation of blood on the left side of the heart that can not receive blood from the lungs. so there is congestion in the lungs that make breathing difficult. So there is infiltration of the heart. Kidneys receive blood from the left side of the heart and remove excess fluids from the blood and do filtration. When left-side heart failure occurs that causes pressure in the major vein that connected to the kidney. It blocks the blood supply to the kidney that causes kidney malfunction and affects the filtration. when kidney damaged due to inadequate oxygen supply from the heart to kidney there will be a high enzyme called renin production to occur that causes high blood pressure. so there is a high risk for heart attack and stroke.