The process of removing nitrogenous waste from the blood using an artificial kidney is called ______.

Correct option is B

Haemodialysis is the process of using an artificial kidney (dialyzer) to filter out nitrogenous waste products like urea, creatinine, and excess ions from the blood. It is commonly used in patients whose kidneys are not functioning properly due to kidney failure. The process involves passing the blood through a semi-permeable membrane, allowing waste to be removed and purified blood to be returned to the body.

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