PLEASE EXPLAIN ANSWERS SMPILY 1)describe the reasons for the high filtration rate in glomerulus? 2)how does...
PLEASE EXPLAIN ANSWERS SMPILY
1)describe the reasons for the high filtration rate in glomerulus?
2)how does the tubuloglomerular mechanism regulate GFR?
3)describe the role of sodium in tubular reabsorption in the PCT?
Homework Answers
1- Because of difference in the diameters of afferent and efferent arterioles , this is the reason for high glomerular filtrate.
2- Decreased amount of Sodium reaching to macula densa or DCT activates RAAS which helps in regulating GFR.
3- Sodium is helpful for secondary active transport of glucose and ions like chloride , Bicarbonates .
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