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For questions 78 through 90 use the following answers a. If the quantity in stat

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For questions 78 through 90 use the following answers a. If the quantity in statement A is higher b. If the quantity in statement B is higher c. If the quantities in A and B are equal 78. A. Amount of water absorbed by GI tract B. Amount of water excreted in feces 79. A. ATP produced by glycolysis B. ATP produced by one Krebs cycle 8. A. Amount of gastric juice produced during gastric phase B. Amount of gastric juice produced during cephalic phase 81. A. Amount of nutrients absorbed by the jejunum B. Amount of nutrients absorbed by the large intestine 82. A. pH of chyme in stomach B. pH of chyme in ileum 83. A. NFP in renal corpuscle when capillary colloid osmotic pressure is 35 P in renal corpuscle when capillary colloid osmotic pressure is 30 84. A. Amount of water reabsorbed by PCT in one day B. Amount of urine produced in one day 85. A. Volume of urine produced when ADH levels are high B. Volume of urine produced when ADH levels are low S6. A. Osmolarity of filtrate entering descending limb of nephron loop B. Osmolarity of filtrate leav ing ascending limb of nephron loop B. Nutrient concentration of filtrate entering DCT B. Diameter of efferent arteriole when GFR is 125 ml/min B. Systemic BP after secretion of renin B. Number of carbon atoms in one pyruvate molecule 87. A. Nutrient concentration of filtrate entering PCT 88. A. Diameter of afferent arteriole when GFR is 125ml/min 89. A. Systemic BP before secretion of renin 90. A. Number of carbon atoms in one glucose molecule

Explanation / Answer

78. (a)
The amount of water absorbed is far greater than excreted

79. (a)
Glycolysis produces 2 ATP without ( ETC) and 1 cycle of Kreb's cycle produces 1 ATP (without ETC)

80. (a) Gastric phase produces 50-60% of the gastric acid whereas the cephalic phase produces 30% only.

81.(a)
Jejunum absorbs a much greater amount of nutrients than large intestine.

82. (b)
pH of chyme in the stomach is around 1-3. In the large intestine, it is a little over 7.

83. (b)
NPF= GBHP (55) - BCOP-CHP
Hence, higher the blood colloidal osmotic pressure, lower the NPF.

84. (a)
PCT absorbs most of the water (67%). A very small % is excreted as urine.

85. (b)
When the level of ADH is high, water reabsorption increases and very less urine is produced. (vice versa)

86. (a)
Osmolarity of filtrate entering the descending limb is 300 mOsM
Osmolarity of filtrate leaving the ascending limb is 100 mOsM

87. (a)
As nutrient absorption takes place along the PCT-Lopp of Henly-DCT
the filtrate entering PCT has the highest concentration of nutrients.

88. (a)
The diameter of afferent arteriole is greater than that of efferent arteriole.

89. (b)
Renin is responsible for increasing the blood pressure. Hence systemic BP will be higher after renin secretion.

90. (a)
Glucose is 6C whereas Pyruvate is only 2C.

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