Question 3 • Medical Terminology - EL3620 B
Urea is the most common nitrogen-containing waste product in human urine. It forms when the liver converts excess ammonia, produced as proteins are broken down, into a less toxic substance for the body to excrete. Ammonium can also be present in urine, but it is not the most common nitrogenous waste product.
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