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Ch 25 Act 9-1 2.+Under normal conditions, which of the following are: T + found in significant amounts in filtrate but not urine (F)T 1.+The diagram on the right illustrates a nephron with its renal corpuscle, renal tubule and- afferent arteriole efferent arteriole +found in significant amounts in both filtrate and urine (B)T + absent from both filtrate and urine (A).- glomerulus associated blood vessels. The arrows indicate the fate of a solute as it enters the glomerulus e - Bowman's capsule and nephron. With each of the unlabeled diagrams below, determine how the solute is being handled by matching the description to the renal tubule- correct illustration water + - peritubular capillaries creatinine amino acids urea + _hemoglobin-T H+ AT uric acid white blood cells+ _Na+T _large proteins The following are expected to be answered in complete sentences. T urine urine 3. Neither albumin nor glucose normally is found in urine, however, the reason for their- ES absence is different for each. Explain the reason each is not found in urine. -T + glucose- albumin- 4. A patient is diagnosed with obstructive jaundice. -The urine of this patient is found to be dark yellow orange in color. Explain why this is the case.T wine 5. Mannitol-is a sugar that is filtered but not reabsorbed by the kidneys. What effect would an iv. injection of mannitol have on a patient's volume of urine and why?T filtered but not reabsorbed or secreted filtered and partially reabsorbed ¶ _filtered and totally reabsorbedT filtered and secreted but not reabsorbed filtered reabcorbed.and.cecretedd

Ch 25 Act 9-1 2.+Under normal conditions, which of the following are: T + found in significant amounts in filtrate but not urine (F)T 1.+The diagram on the right illustrates a nephron with its renal corpuscle, renal tubule and- afferent arteriole efferent arteriole +found in significant amounts in both filtrate and urine (B)T + absent from both filtrate and urine (A).- glomerulus associated blood vessels. The arrows indicate the fate of a solute as it enters the glomerulus e - Bowman's capsule and nephron. With each of the unlabeled diagrams below, determine how the solute is being handled by matching the description to the renal tubule- correct illustration water + - peritubular capillaries creatinine amino acids urea + _hemoglobin-T H+ AT uric acid white blood cells+ _Na+T _large proteins The following are expected to be answered in complete sentences. T urine urine 3. Neither albumin nor glucose normally is found in urine, however, the reason for their- ES absence is different for each. Explain the reason each is not found in urine. -T + glucose- albumin- 4. A patient is diagnosed with obstructive jaundice. -The urine of this patient is found to be dark yellow orange in color. Explain why this is the case.T wine 5. Mannitol-is a sugar that is filtered but not reabsorbed by the kidneys. What effect would an iv. injection of mannitol have on a patient's volume of urine and why?T filtered but not reabsorbed or secreted filtered and partially reabsorbed ¶ _filtered and totally reabsorbedT filtered and secreted but not reabsorbed filtered reabcorbed.and.cecretedd

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Ch 25 Act 9 T 2.-→Under normal conditions, which of the following are:T + found-in significant amounts in filtrate but not urine (F) + found-in significant amounts in both filtrate and-urine (B)T 1.+The diagram on the right-illustrates a nephron afferent arteriole efferent arteriole glomerulus with its renal corpuscle, renal tubule and + absent from both filtrate and urine (A).. .... associated blood vessels. The arrows indicate + the fate of a solute-as it enters the glomerulus + - Bowman's capsule and nephron. With each of the unlabeled diagrams below, determine how the solute is T being handled by matching the description to the renal tubule water + - peritubular capillaries creatinineT correct illustration T amino acids T urea wine hemoglobin T H+T AT B1 CT uric acid K+T white blood cells+ Na+ T _large proteins + urine The following are expected to be answered in complete sentences. T wine urme 3. Neither albumin nor glucose normally is found in urine, however, the reason for their absence is different for each. Explain the reason each is not found in urine. T DT E + glucose-T albumin-1 4. A patient is diagnosed with obstructive jaundice. The urine of this patient-is found to be- dark yellow orange in color. Explain why this-is the case. T urine wine 5. Mannitol-is a sugar that is filtered but not reabsorbed by the kidneys. What effect would an i . injection of mannitol have on a patient's volume of urine and why?-T filtered but not reabsorbed or secretedT filtered and partially reabsorbed I filtered and totally reabsorbed T filtered and secreted-but not-reabsorbed T filtered, reabsorbed and-secretede
Transcribed Image Text:Ch 25 Act 9 T 2.-→Under normal conditions, which of the following are:T + found-in significant amounts in filtrate but not urine (F) + found-in significant amounts in both filtrate and-urine (B)T 1.+The diagram on the right-illustrates a nephron afferent arteriole efferent arteriole glomerulus with its renal corpuscle, renal tubule and + absent from both filtrate and urine (A).. .... associated blood vessels. The arrows indicate + the fate of a solute-as it enters the glomerulus + - Bowman's capsule and nephron. With each of the unlabeled diagrams below, determine how the solute is T being handled by matching the description to the renal tubule water + - peritubular capillaries creatinineT correct illustration T amino acids T urea wine hemoglobin T H+T AT B1 CT uric acid K+T white blood cells+ Na+ T _large proteins + urine The following are expected to be answered in complete sentences. T wine urme 3. Neither albumin nor glucose normally is found in urine, however, the reason for their absence is different for each. Explain the reason each is not found in urine. T DT E + glucose-T albumin-1 4. A patient is diagnosed with obstructive jaundice. The urine of this patient-is found to be- dark yellow orange in color. Explain why this-is the case. T urine wine 5. Mannitol-is a sugar that is filtered but not reabsorbed by the kidneys. What effect would an i . injection of mannitol have on a patient's volume of urine and why?-T filtered but not reabsorbed or secretedT filtered and partially reabsorbed I filtered and totally reabsorbed T filtered and secreted-but not-reabsorbed T filtered, reabsorbed and-secretede
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