Blood and Urine Composition Quiz

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What substance has the highest concentration in the blood?

Blood plasma

What substance has the lowest concentration in the blood?

Blood vessel

What substance has the highest concentration in the urine?

Urea

What substance has the lowest concentration in the urine?

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Study Notes

Blood Composition

  • The highest concentration substance in blood is blood plasma, which significantly contributes to overall blood volume and composition.

Urine Composition

  • Urea has the highest concentration in urine, making up over 50% of solid constituents.
  • On an elemental level, human urine contains:
    • 6.87 g/L carbon
    • 8.12 g/L nitrogen
    • 8.25 g/L oxygen
    • 1.51 g/L hydrogen

Urine Characteristics

  • Urine is primarily composed of more than 95% water.
  • Urea concentration in urine is around 9.3 g/L, indicating its importance as a metabolic waste product.

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