QUESTION 6How does the overall net GFR increase?There is a reduction in resistance on the efferent arterioleColloid osmotic pressure is increasedThere is greater resistance on the afferent arterioleO Hydrostatic blood pressure is increasedO The pressure from fluid in Bowman's capsule is increased

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How does the overall net GFR increase? O There is a reduction in resistance on the efferent arteriole Colloid osmotic pressure is increased O There is greater resistance on the afferent arteriole O Hydrostatic blood pressure is increased O The pressure from fluid in Bowman's capsule is increased