Certain antihypertensive drugs (eg. furosemide) create a condition in which the concentration of salt in the renal medulla is decreased relative to a normal patient (or the patient before being placed on these drugs). These drugs act on which portion of the nephron? O corpuscle O collecting duct O proximal convoluted tubule O loop of Henle O distal convoluted tubule Storage of urine occurs in which of the following? O bladder O kidneys O urethra O ureters

Certain antihypertensive drugs (eg. furosemide) create a condition in which the concentration of salt in the renal medulla is decreased relative to a normal patient (or the patient before being placed on these drugs). These drugs act on which portion of the nephron? O corpuscle O collecting duct O proximal convoluted tubule O loop of Henle O distal convoluted tubule Storage of urine occurs in which of the following? O bladder O kidneys O urethra O ureters

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