renal 5 Renal handling of sodium, potassium and water
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- Created on: 14-02-23 20:25
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2. WATER Up to 25% reabsorbed from?
- distale tubule
- proximal tubule
- Collecting duct
- loop of henle
3. WATER. 10% reabsorbed from?
- thin descending limb of LH
- thick descending limb of LH
- thin ascending limb of LH
- thin descending limb of LH
4. sodium, this is for the most part reabsorbed (65%) from the proximal tubule of the nephron. This is a passive process (that is also coupled with bicarbonate reabsorption) and involves the activity of an enzyme, called? SODIUM
- potassium carbonic anhydrase
- carbonic anhydrase
- sodium anhydrase
- potassium anhydrase
5. water. absorption regulated by what?
- sodium via insertion of water channels (aquaporins)
- sodium via insertion of NAK2CL channels
- ADH via insertion of water channels (aquaporins)
- ADH via insertion of NAK2CL channels
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