B B E A F G H J K L

T Q V C W E T Y U L
N E I C T R A N S P
A S S I R I N G Y E
L R N D I S E A S E
P E E E T U T C O Y
S T P N L C I N L V
N L X T E O V E S A
A I E J M E J U N E
R F E S U M M E R H
T R S I S Y L A I D

1. Which two ways may a person damage their kidneys?

2. Which two ways may a person be saved from fatality due to damaged kidneys?
3. One limitation to a kidney replacement is that the body may _________ it. However, special drugs are
used to combat this.
4. One limitation of the artificial kidney is that it is too _________ to carry around and quite
______________ to run.
5. A natural kidney both filters and reabsorbs useful materials whereas a kidney machine only
___________ material.

B B E A F G H J K L
T Q V C W E T Y U L
N E I C T R A N S P
A S S I R I N G Y E
L R N D I S E A S E
P E E E T U T C O Y
S T P N L C I N L V
N L X T E O V E S A
A I E J M E J U N E
R F E S U M M E R H
T R S I S Y L A I D

1. Which two ways may a person damage their kidneys?

2. Which two ways may a person be saved from fatality due to damaged kidneys?
3. One limitation to a kidney replacement is that the body may _________ it. However, special drugs are
used to combat this.
4. One limitation of the artificial kidney is that it is too _________ to carry around and quite
______________ to run.
5. A natural kidney both filters and reabsorbs useful materials whereas a kidney machine only
___________ material.