During dialysis, waste material is taken out of the blood and then washed away.

False

Cannot be determined

Only in certain dialysis methods

True

During dialysis, the goal is to remove waste products from the blood. Waste molecules move from the blood across a semipermeable membrane into the dialysis fluid. That used dialysis fluid, now containing the wastes, is discarded, effectively washing the wastes away from the body. This happens in both hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis, so the statement is true.

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