Choose the letter that best matches the statement each. Answers may be used more than once or not at allA. Collecting DuctB. Proximal TubuleC. Descending limb loop of HenleD. Ascending limb loop of HenleE. UreterWater permeability of this region of the nephron is highly dependent upon ADHThis region of the nephron is always impermeable to waterGlucose will primarily be reabsorbed in this region of the nephronThis region of the nephron is responsible for reabsorption of amino acidsWhich region is associated with osmolarities that are always isoosmotic with the blood?There are never aquaporins in this region of the nephron"loop" drug diuretics work by inhibiting resorption of salts in this region of the nephronAlcohol will exhibit its diuretic effect mainly in this region of the nephrononly water, but not salt, is reabsorbed in this region of the nephronThis region of the nephron has osmolarity values between 50-1200 mOsmThis region of the nephron has osmolarity values between 100-1200 mOsmThis region of the nephron has osmolarity values between 300-1200 mOsmThis regions carries filtrate to the bladder✓ [Choose ]DBECA[Choose ][Choose ][Choose ][Choose ][Choose][Choose ][Choose ][Choose ][Choose ][Choose ][Choose ]>>><>>>

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Comprehensive Medical Terminology

4th Edition

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Author:Jones

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Chapter15: The Urinary System

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