NBME 30 Blood flow per gram of tissue is greater in the kidneys than in other organs (NBME Answers)

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namesthegame22 TLDR: kidneys get a lot of blood, more than they need! +1

maximus the kidneys: “not only do they need blood to function, they function to clean the blood!”™ +1