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Why does the dialysing fluid lack nitrogenous wastes?
AWastes move out down a gradient
BTo destroy the blood cells
CTo filter out the proteins
DTo raise the blood pressure
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Wastes move out down a gradient
With no wastes in the fluid, nitrogenous substances diffuse out of blood down their gradient.
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