Kidney 0.0 / 5 ? BiologyHuman, animal and plant physiologyA2/A-levelAQA Created by: YemiCreated on: 21-04-18 18:05 What happens when ADH is reduced Increased urine production 1 of 16 What is the name of the blood vessel that brings blood to the kidney Renal artery 2 of 16 The structure of the kidney is divided into 3 parts. In which part do the Bowman's capsules lie Cortex 3 of 16 The nephron is surrounded by capillaries. What is their name Peritubular capillaries 4 of 16 The glomerular capillaries are where Bowman's capsule 5 of 16 The cells of the proximal convolated tubule contain a lot of mitochondria. Why Mitochondria produce the energy required for the active transport of compounds across membrane 6 of 16 Into which tubules do the nephrons drain Collecting duct 7 of 16 What is the major function of podocyte To keep large molecules out of the nephon 8 of 16 The cells of the proximal convoluted tubule are specialised to absorb compounds back into the circulatory system. In what way They have microvilli to increase surface area 9 of 16 Which tubules are the effectors for ADH Loop of Henle and distal 10 of 16 Alcohol causes dehydration. How Inhibits ADH production 11 of 16 Aldosterone does what Promotes Na+ reabsoprtion 12 of 16 Where in the nephron is most of the glucose reabsorbed back into the blood Distal convolated tubule 13 of 16 The loop of henle pumps sodium ions from the ascending arm to the descending. What is this called Counter current multiplier 14 of 16 The juxtoglomerular cells secrete what hormone Renin 15 of 16 Where are the osmoreceptors located Hypothalamus 16 of 16
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