AP2 - Chapter 18 Exam Prep Quiz
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- Q 1/44Score 0Identify #5129proximal convoluted tubule
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- Q1Identify #51proximal convoluted tubule30s
- Q2Identify #52distal convoluted tubule30s
- Q3Identify #53collecting duct30s
- Q4Identify #54loop of Henle30s
- Q5Identify #55kidney30s
- Q6Identify #56ureter30s
- Q7Identify #57urethra30s
- Q8Identify #58adrenal gland30s
- Q9Identify #59renal vein30s
- Q10Identify #60inferior vena cava30s
- Q11How does high blood pressure damage kidneys?The kidneys must work against high blood pressure to excrete filtrate, which places a strain on the glomerulushigh blood pressure drives filtrate formation at an accelerated rate, which wears out the glomerulushigh blood pressure increases pressure within the glomerulus, causing glomerular capillaries to burst30s
- Q12How much of the fluid filtered by both kidneys is reabsorbed by the body?50%33%99%80%30s
- Q13Most of the water, electrolytes, and nutrients are reabsorbed in theproximal convoluted tubuleglomerulusdistal convoluted tubuleloop of Henle30s
- Q14Aldosterone causes which of the following?increased sodium in urinedecreased potassium in urinedecreased urine outputincreased urine output30s
- Q15What is the most likely cause of protein in urine?high-protein diethigh pressure within the glomerulusproteinuria is a normal laboratory findingdamaged glomerular capillaries30s
