A hospital manager is preparing information about dialysis and kidney transplants for people with kidney failure.
Which of these statements should be included in the information?
Dialysis needs the machine to make urea from excess amino acids so that it can be removed.
Dialysis needs the patient's urine to flow through the machine so that urea can be removed.
A kidney transplant needs a healthy kidney from a donor before the operation can take place.
Dialysis needs the patient's blood to be returned to the body with all of its ions removed.
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