Glomerulus Capillary Glomerulus Capillary Glomerulus yO Capillary Granular cells Mesangium-Extra- glomerular cell Parietal layer PodocytejViscera Pedicels layer Glomerulus Capillary Mesangium- Intraglomerular cell Basement membrane Information flowing from 1) the lumen of the tube labeled T to 2) the cells labeled y, to the cells labeled myocytes, to the events occurring at the red arrow labeled u is the mechanism of urea recycling O the countercurrent multiplier system hormonally controlled Na+ reabsorption

Glomerulus Capillary Glomerulus Capillary Glomerulus yO Capillary Granular cells Mesangium-Extra- glomerular cell Parietal layer PodocytejViscera Pedicels layer Glomerulus Capillary Mesangium- Intraglomerular cell Basement membrane Information flowing from 1) the lumen of the tube labeled T to 2) the cells labeled y, to the cells labeled myocytes, to the events occurring at the red arrow labeled u is the mechanism of urea recycling O the countercurrent multiplier system hormonally controlled Na+ reabsorption

Principles Of Pharmacology Med Assist

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Chapter25: Diuretics And Medications Used For Urinary System Disorders

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