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The dialysing unit (artificial kidney) contains a fluid which has a similar composition to plasma, expect it has...........such a step-up is used as the cure for .......

A

high glucose, nephritis

B

high amino acids, renal failure

C

no urea, uremia

D

no uric acid , renal calculi

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