Kidneys regulate blood pressure by:
A.Formation of angiotensin-I and angiotensin-II which is a powerful vassopressor
B.Formation of less or amount of urine when blood pressure is not normal
C.Increasing RBCs formation
D.None of these
A.Formation of angiotensin-I and angiotensin-II which is a powerful vassopressor
B.Formation of less or amount of urine when blood pressure is not normal
C.Increasing RBCs formation
D.None of these
A.Aminotelic animals
B.Ammonotelic animals
C.Ureotelic animals
D.None of these
A.30-40%
B.40-50%
C.65-80%
D.80-90%
A.Ammonia
B.Fatty acids
C.Liver cells
D.Amino acids
A.Within the glomerulus when blood from efferent renal arteriole passes through its capillaries
B.Within loop of Henle when the filtrate passes through it:
C.Jointly in both of these parts of the nephron
D.In none of the parts of the nephron
A.Blood pH regulation
B.RBCs regulation
C.Blood pressure regulation
D.All of these
A.Same as that of plasma
B.Same as plasma minus proteins
C.Same as plasma minus glucose
D.Same as plasma minus ions
A.Permeable to water
B.Impermeable to water
C.Semipermeable to water
D.None of these
A.Produce more amount of urine
B.Produce less amount of urine
C.First increased then decreased amount of urine
D.Have no effect on urine output
A.Benzoic acid in food with glycine
B.Ammonia with guanine
C.Deamination of amino acids
D.None of these