The absorption of glucose to near completion in the proximal tubule depends on:OA. Amounts of filtered glucose into the nephronOB. Activity of the Na/K ATPaseC. Intracellular [Na]OD. All of the above

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The absorption of glucose to near completion in the proximal tubule depends on: OA. Amounts of filtered glucose into the nephron B. Activity of the Na/K ATPase C. Intracellular [Na] OD. All of the above