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Chapter 19, Problem 24RQ
Graphing question: You are given a chemical Z and told to determine how it is handled by the kidneys of a mouse. After a series of experiments, you determine that (a) Z is freely filtered; (b) Z is not reabsorbed; (c) Z is actively secreted; and (d) the renal threshold for Z secretion is a plasma concentration of 80 mg/mL plasma, and the transport maximum is 40 mg/min. The mouse GFR is 1 mL/min. On a graph similar to the one in question 22, show how filtration, secretion, and excretion are related. One axis will be plasma concentration of Z (mg/mL) with a range of 0–140, and the other axis will show rates of kidney processes (mg/min) with a range of 0–140.
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