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Aldosterone causes reabsoption of

A. Na+ B. Water C. Na+ and water D. Na+, urea, water

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19.5 Regulation of Kidney Function

Excretory Products And Their Elimination

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RAAS pathway involves

A. Renin B. Rennin C. Rumen D. Rinun

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19.5 Regulation of Kidney Function

Excretory Products And Their Elimination

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For the ejection of urine the voluntary signal is given by

A. ANS B. CNS C. PNS D. Afferent arterioles

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19.6 Micturition

Excretory Products And Their Elimination

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ANF causes

A. Decrease of blood pressure B. Vasodilation C. Increasing the diameter of vessels D. All of these

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19.5 Regulation of Kidney Function

Excretory Products And Their Elimination

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Which of the following mechanisms is antigonistic to RAAS pathway?

A. ANF mechanism B. Counter-current pathway C. Both A and B D. Micturition

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19.5 Regulation of Kidney Function

Excretory Products And Their Elimination

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From where does the signal for Micturition arise?

A. By stretching of the urinary bladder B. By relaxing of urniary bladder C. By reduction in the size of urinary bladder D. By contraction of urinary bladder

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19.6 Micturition

Excretory Products And Their Elimination

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Micturition reflex is

A. Hormonal mechanism to control Micturition B. Neural mechanism to control Micturition C. Local mechanism to control Micturition D. Both B and C

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19.6 Micturition

Excretory Products And Their Elimination

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How much of urea is excreted out per day?

A. 50g B. 28g C. 10g D. 5g

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19.6 Micturition

Excretory Products And Their Elimination

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If a person A has undergone urine analysis. It will help in

A. Clinical diagnosis of many metabolic disorders B. Diagnosis of kidney malfunctioning C. Diabetes mellitus D. All of these

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19.6 Micturition

Excretory Products And Their Elimination

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Which of the following is not an indicative of Diabetes mellitus?

A. Glycosuria B. Ketonuria C. Chlorosis D. Both B and C

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19.6 Micturition

Excretory Products And Their Elimination

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