Renal Function Tests
•Tubular reabsorption •Tubular secretion •Excreting toxic substances in synergy with liver •Homeostatic function •Regulation of blood volume •Regulation of blood pH •Regulation of serum electrolytes; Na, K, Cl and Ca •Reabsorption of essential nutrients
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