If congestive heart failure has progressed to the point of venos congestion in t
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Question
If congestive heart failure has progressed to the point of venos congestion in the systemic circuit, the kidnets will receive less blood flow;this would result in:
a. increased aldosterone secretion
b. increased EPO secretion
c. decreased urine formation
d. all of the above
How does blood pressure aid in the formation of urine?
a. it regulates reabsorption of potassium
b. it inhibits secretion of nitrogenous wastes
c. the hydrostatic pressure in afferent capillaries favors the formation of glomerular filtrate
d. the pressure of the blood favors reabsorption by contributing to osmotic pressure
Explanation / Answer
Less blod flow result in decreased formation of urine and can leads to acute pereneal kidney failure
(c)the hydrostatic pressure in afferent capillaries favours the formation of glomerular filtrate
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