The educator is reviewing the physiology of the renal system with a nurse. Which statement made by the nurse indicates further teaching is required?
A. "The kidneys stimulate white blood cell production."
B. "The kidneys help regulate blood pressure."
C. "The kidneys regulate the acid-base balance of body fluids."
D. "The kidneys produce the active form of vitamin D."
Answer: A
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