Kidneys produce urine by filtering blood, selectively reabsorbing useful substances like glucose, some ions, and water, leaving behind urea and excess water/ions.
Urine is produced by the kidneys through filtering blood, selectively reabsorbing useful substances, and leaving urea and excess water/ions to form urine.
| Front | How do the kidneys produce urine? (stages) |
|---|---|
| Back | 1- Filtering the blood 2- Selective reabsorbtion of useful substances, such as glucose some ions and water 3- This leaves urea and excesss water and ions to form urine |
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