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For NUMBERS 71-80, decide how the following conditions would affect the physiology of the Urinary System. Choices are A Increase B Decrease C S tay the same 71. As sympathetic stimulation of the kidneys decreases, the renal reabsorption of sodium will 72. As aldosterone secretion increases, plasma [K +] will 73. As the volume of urine within the bladder exceeds 200 mL, the smooth muscle tension generated by the internal urethral sphincter will 74. In response to an decrease in blood pressure, the diameter of the afferent arteriole to will 75. ADH causes the osmolarity of urine to 76. Angiotensin II causes systemic blood pressure to 77. As blood travels from the interlobular artery to the interlobular vein, its creatinine content will filtrate travels from the capsular space to the loop of Henle, its glucose content will filtration membrane would cause the protein content of urine to inflammation of the renal cortex. As the body responds, antigen-antibody complexes accumulate between the foot processes of podocytes. This will cause the rate of filtrate formation to 78. As 79. Damage to the 80. Glomerulonephritis is an

For NUMBERS 71-80, decide how the following conditions would affect the physiology of the Urinary System. Choices are A Increase B Decrease C S tay the same 71. As sympathetic stimulation of the kidneys decreases, the renal reabsorption of sodium will 72. As aldosterone secretion increases, plasma [K +] will 73. As the volume of urine within the bladder exceeds 200 mL, the smooth muscle tension generated by the internal urethral sphincter will 74. In response to an decrease in blood pressure, the diameter of the afferent arteriole to will 75. ADH causes the osmolarity of urine to 76. Angiotensin II causes systemic blood pressure to 77. As blood travels from the interlobular artery to the interlobular vein, its creatinine content will filtrate travels from the capsular space to the loop of Henle, its glucose content will filtration membrane would cause the protein content of urine to inflammation of the renal cortex. As the body responds, antigen-antibody complexes accumulate between the foot processes of podocytes. This will cause the rate of filtrate formation to 78. As 79. Damage to the 80. Glomerulonephritis is an

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For NUMBERS 71-80, decide how the following conditions would affect the physiology of the Urinary System. Choices are A Increase B Decrease C Stay the same 71. As sympathetic stimulation of the kidneys decreases, the renal reabsorption of sodium will 72. As aldosterone secretion increases, plasma [K +]will 73. As the volume of urine within the bladder exceeds 200 mL, the smooth muscle tension generated by the internal urethral sphincter will 74. In response to an decrease in blood pressure, the diameter of the afferent arteriole to will 75. ADH causes the osmolarity of urine to 76. Angiotensin II causes systemic blood pressure to 77. As blood travels from the interlobular artery to the interlobular vein, its creatinine content will filtrate travels from the capsular space to the loop of Henle, its glucose content will filtration membrane would cause the protein content of urine to inflammation of the renal cortex. As the body responds, antigen-antibody complexes accumulate between the foot processes of podocytes. This will cause the rate of filtrate formation to 78. As 79. Damage to the 80. Glomerulonephritis is an
Transcribed Image Text:For NUMBERS 71-80, decide how the following conditions would affect the physiology of the Urinary System. Choices are A Increase B Decrease C Stay the same 71. As sympathetic stimulation of the kidneys decreases, the renal reabsorption of sodium will 72. As aldosterone secretion increases, plasma [K +]will 73. As the volume of urine within the bladder exceeds 200 mL, the smooth muscle tension generated by the internal urethral sphincter will 74. In response to an decrease in blood pressure, the diameter of the afferent arteriole to will 75. ADH causes the osmolarity of urine to 76. Angiotensin II causes systemic blood pressure to 77. As blood travels from the interlobular artery to the interlobular vein, its creatinine content will filtrate travels from the capsular space to the loop of Henle, its glucose content will filtration membrane would cause the protein content of urine to inflammation of the renal cortex. As the body responds, antigen-antibody complexes accumulate between the foot processes of podocytes. This will cause the rate of filtrate formation to 78. As 79. Damage to the 80. Glomerulonephritis is an
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