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1 WARNING TO PRESENTER! Participants will need access to hot tap water and paper towel for this activity. If there is not hot water faucet in the room, you will need to provide cups of hot water for each team. Cold water may be used but the diffusion process will take longer..

2 Kidney Dialysis

Please complete the “Participant Card” 3

Put your student hat on Experience the kit Put your teacher hat on Envision classroom use Curriculum integration Support for students 4

Kidney Dialysis Student Handouts SafetyQuick Guide Student Instructions Turn to this page 5

Introduction: Your patient is experiencing kidney failure. Her kidneys are not removing wastes and other undesirable substances from her body. She will need dialysis treatments. Dialysis treatments use selective (semipermeable) membranes that allow small molecules, like urea, to diffuse out of the blood. The membranes block the diffusion of larger molecules and blood cells so that these will remain in the blood.

One type of dialysis, called hemodialysis, uses a dialysis machine to clean the blood of patients who have problems with their kidneys. Read the colored sheet titled “Hemodialysis.”

8 Your Tasks: Create a simple miniature model of a kidney dialysis machine. Determine which molecules can diffuse through the dialysis membrane. Explain what substances should be included in the dialysate to ensure that essential and beneficial small molecules are not lost from the blood.

Teacher Information 13 Quick Guide MSDS Safety Key

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