Module 1: CRRT Overview
- Stimulates the bone marrow to produce healthy red blood cells and help them mature Regulation of blood pressure - Secretes renin to help regulate blood pressure Maintenance of calcium:phosphorus balance - A normal ratio is 2:1 - The kidneys produce the active vitamin D and regulate calcium - The kidney also is the major excretor of phosphorus.
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