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Vasoconstriction of the afferent arteriole will cause GFR to _______ and renal blood flow to _____?

- Will cause GFR to decrease




- Will cause Renal Blood Flow to decrease

If urine volume has increased; this could be due to the following?

- an increase in pressure




- inhibition of ADH

Glucose is reabsorbed in the ______ (A) ?




by_______ (B)?




Which comes from a gradient created by the transport of _______ (c)?

A) PCT




B) by 2nd active transport




C) NA+

Which hormone is primarily responsible for


increasing levels of K+ in the urine?

Aldosterone

Three margaritas would cause one to ________ (A)?




due to _______ of ADH (B)?

A) produce copious amounts of dilute urine




B) Inhibition of ADH

A patient is diagnosed with hyponatremia ,




how would you adjust the patients


hormone levels so that you bring their


sodium levels back to the normal with the least change to their blood volume?

- Increase Aldosterone




- Decrease ADH

Reabsorption of Na+ and water and secretion of K+ is the primary function of _______ (A)




And the secretion of either H+ or HCO3 is the primary function of __________ (B) ?

A) Principal cells




B) Intercalated Cells

Glomerular filtration rate can be altered by?

- Size of the filtration surface




- Changing Afferent Arteriole Resistance




- Changing Efferent Arteriole Pressure

If there has been a large intake of water , the urine will become hypo/hyper osmotic?




What hormone will decrease in this case?




What will this do to the cells it


normally affects?

- Water will become Hypo-osmotic




- ADH levels will decrease




- Medullary Duct cells will no longer have aquaporins (no water reabsorption)

As solution becomes more acidic or less alkaline , the pH falls thus _______ ?




ion concentration rises?

- hydrogen ion concentration rises

A) Respiratory Acidosis can be caused by


Hypercapnia due to?




B) Which is characterized by a PH decrease and an increase in ?

A) Hypoventilation




B) Pco2