Option A: ADH secretion in collecting duct
Option B: Constant solute load on distal tubule
Option C: Macula densa
Option D: Balance between ascending and descending loop of henle
Correct Answer: Constant solute load on distal tubule ✔
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Option A: PCT
Option B: DCT
Option C: Loop of henle
Option D: Vasa recta
Correct Answer: PCT ✔
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Option A: 250
Option B: 800
Option C: 1260
Option D: 1500
Correct Answer: 1260 ✔
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Option A: HCO3-
Option B: Na+
Option C: CL-
Option D: PO4-2
Correct Answer: Na+ ✔
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Option A: G.F.R
Option B: Renal plasma flow
Option C: Creatinine clearance
Option D: P.A.H. clearance
Correct Answer: G.F.R ✔
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Which one of the following is not responsible for concentration of urine in the kidneys__________?
Option A: Aldosterone
Option B: Angiotensin II
Option C: Vasopressin
Option D: Epinephrine
Correct Answer: Epinephrine ✔
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Option A: Inulin and mannitol
Option B: Urea and diodrast
Option C: PAH and Phenol red
Option D: Inulin and PAH
Correct Answer: Inulin and PAH ✔
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Option A: Low
Option B: High
Option C: Same
Option D: Greatly increased
Correct Answer: Low ✔
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Option A: Sodium
Option B: Potassium
Option C: Bicarbonate
Option D: Ammonia
Correct Answer: Sodium ✔
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Option A: Loop of Henle
Option B: Distal convoluted tubule
Option C: Collecting duct
Option D: Proximal segment
Correct Answer: Proximal segment ✔
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Option A: Plasma oncotic pressure is increased
Option B: Glomerular hydrostatic pressure is decreased
Option C: Tubular hydrostatic pressure is increased
Option D: Increased renal blood flow
Correct Answer: Increased renal blood flow ✔
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Option A: One million
Option B: Two million
Option C: Four million
Option D: ½ million
Correct Answer: One million ✔
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Option A: 1.5 l/day
Option B: 3 l/day
Option C: 0.5 l/day
Option D: 2 l/day
Correct Answer: 1.5 l/day ✔
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Option A: 100%
Option B: 0%
Option C: 60%
Option D: 50%
Correct Answer: 100% ✔
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Option A: More reabsorption in the PCT
Option B: More concentration in loop of Henle
Option C: More reabsorption of DCT and collecting ducts
Option D: All of these
Correct Answer: All of these ✔
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Option A: PAH
Option B: Urea
Option C: Inulin
Option D: Glucose
Correct Answer: Inulin ✔
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Option A: Renin
Option B: Erythropoietin
Option C: Vasopressin
Option D: 1,2,5 Dihydroxy cholecalciferol
Correct Answer: Vasopressin ✔
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Option A: Urea
Option B: Chloride
Option C: Bicarbonate ion
Option D: Carbohydrate
Correct Answer: Bicarbonate ion ✔
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Option A: Increase in renal blood flow
Option B: Increase in glomerular filtration rate
Option C: Increase in NaCl concentration in urine
Option D: Decrease in reabsorption of Na Cl
Correct Answer: Decrease in reabsorption of Na Cl ✔
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Option A: 180 mg/dl
Option B: 325 mg/dl
Option C: 375 mg/dl
Option D: 375 mg/dl
Correct Answer: 375 mg/dl ✔
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Option A: Anterior pituitary
Option B: Posterior pituitary
Option C: Adrenal cortex
Option D: Adrenal medulla
Correct Answer: Adrenal cortex ✔
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Option A: Proximal tubule
Option B: Descending limb of loop of Henle
Option C: Ascending limb of loop of Henle
Option D: Collecting tubule
Correct Answer: Ascending limb of loop of Henle ✔
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Option A: Henle’s loop
Option B: Distal tubule
Option C: Proximal tubule
Option D: Collecting duct
Correct Answer: A. Henle’s loop ✔
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Option A: Proximal tubule
Option B: Loop of Henle
Option C: Vasa recta
Option D: Collecting tubule
Correct Answer: Collecting tubule ✔
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Option A: Mannitol
Option B: Glycerol
Option C: Urea
Option D: All of the above
Correct Answer: All of the above ✔
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Option A: PCT
Option B: DCT
Option C: Afferent arteriole
Option D: Efferent arteriole
Correct Answer: DCT ✔
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Option A: Combining H+ with Cl- to form Hcl
Option B: Combining H+ and HCO3- via enzyme carbonic anhydrase
Option C: Trapping H+ by acetate
Option D: Trapping H+ by NH3+
Correct Answer: Trapping H+ by NH3+ ✔
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Option A: Creatinine indicates glomerular filtration rate
Option B: Inulin is lower than that of urea
Option C: Chloride increases after in injection of aldosterone
Option D: PAH continues to rise as the plasma concentration of PAH increases
Correct Answer: PAH continues to rise as the plasma concentration of PAH increases ✔
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Option A: Na is absorbed actively in descending loop of Henle
Option B: 60 to 70% of GFR is absorbed in proximal tubule
Option C: Absorption of water occurs in ascending loop of Henle
Option D: The filtrate reaching distal convoluted tubule is hypertonic with respect to surroundings
Correct Answer: 60 to 70% of GFR is absorbed in proximal tubule ✔
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Option A: K+
Option B: Na+
Option C: Glucose
Option D: NH4+
Correct Answer: Na+ ✔
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Option A: Cardiac failure
Option B: Low Na+ in proximal tubule
Option C: Sympathetic stimulation
Option D: High Na+ in proximal tubule
Correct Answer: High Na+ in proximal tubule ✔
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Option A: 100 ml/min
Option B: 125 ml/min
Option C: 150 ml/min
Option D: 175 ml/min
Correct Answer: 125 ml/min ✔
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Option A: <70,000 Mol.wt
Option B: Bound to plasma protein
Option C: Secreted by the tubules
Option D: Completely filtered by glomerulus
Correct Answer: Completely filtered by glomerulus ✔
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Option A: 180 mg / dl
Option B: 100 mg/dl
Option C: 120 mg/dl
Option D: 80 mg/dl
Correct Answer: 180 mg / dl ✔
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Option A: PCT
Option B: DCT
Option C: Loop of henle
Option D: None
Correct Answer: PCT ✔
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Option A: Nephron
Option B: Glomerulus
Option C: Collecting ducts
Option D: Loop of Henle
Correct Answer: Nephron ✔
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Option A: Bowman’s capsule
Option B: Proximal convoluted tubule
Option C: Distal convoluted tubule
Option D: Loop of Henle
Correct Answer: Proximal convoluted tubule ✔
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Option A: Ureter
Option B: Major calyx
Option C: Minor calyx
Option D: Renal pyramid
Correct Answer: Minor calyx ✔
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Option A: Sympathetic stimulation
Option B: Decrease in the concentration of sodium ions in the proximal tubules
Option C: Decrease in the concentration of sodium ions in the distal tubules
Option D: Fall in the BP
Correct Answer: Decrease in the concentration of sodium ions in the proximal tubules ✔
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Option A: Serum creatinine
Option B: Serum phosphatase
Option C: Inulin test
Option D: Insulin test
Correct Answer: Inulin test ✔
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Option A: Dysuria
Option B: Nocturia
Option C: Oliguria
Option D: Plyuria
Correct Answer: Oliguria ✔
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