Physio question

[Dentstu]

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Any substance that is filtered by glomeruli and secreted but not reabsrobed by renal tubules will have a renal clearance that is

- equal to the clearance of urea.
- equal to the clearance of inulin
- less than the clearance of inulin
- greater than the clearnace of inulin
- equal to the glomerular fileration rate

Please help on same.

 

[seeundbe]

Any substance that is filtered by glomeruli and secreted but not reabsrobed by renal tubules will have a renal clearance that is

- equal to the clearance of urea.
- equal to the clearance of inulin (ans)
- less than the clearance of inulin
- greater than the clearnace of inulin
- equal to the glomerular fileration rate

Please help on same.

Ans

 

[BUSODM]

Any substance that is filtered by glomeruli and secreted but not reabsrobed by renal tubules will have a renal clearance that is
- greater than the clearnace of inulin

 

[Dentstu]

Any substance that is filtered by glomeruli and secreted but not reabsrobed by renal tubules will have a renal clearance that is
- greater than the clearnace of inulin

Kindly explain why ?

 

[BUSODM]

inulin is neither reabsorbed nor secreted it is freely filtered.when the clearance is more than inulin then substance is secreted.

 

[aerotor11]

Given the following conditions:
Capsular hydrostatic pressure = 15 mm Hg
Glomerular plasma osmotic pressure = 25 mm
Glomerular hydrostatic pressure = 75 mm Hg

What is the NET FILTRATION RATE?
A. 35 mm Hg
B. 85 mm Hg
C. 65 mm Hg
D. 115 mm Hg


Prostaglandins within the seminal fluid are thought to:

A. cause ovulation
B. decrease sperm motility
C. stimulate muscular contractions within the uterus
D. stimulate the vestibular (Bartholin's) glands to produce mucus

someone plz answer these...

 

[papadel37]

Given the following conditions:
Capsular hydrostatic pressure = 15 mm Hg
Glomerular plasma osmotic pressure = 25 mm
Glomerular hydrostatic pressure = 75 mm Hg

What is the NET FILTRATION RATE?
A. 35 mm Hg *
B. 85 mm Hg
C. 65 mm Hg
D. 115 mm Hg

25+15=40 75-40=35
Prostaglandins within the seminal fluid are thought to:

A. cause ovulation
B. decrease sperm motility
C. stimulate muscular contractions within the uterus
D. stimulate the vestibular (Bartholin's) glands to produce mucus *
(involved in suppressing an immune response by the female against the foreign semen)

please correct me if I'm wrong

 

[aim high]

prostaglandins in seminal vesicles involve in induction of muscular contractions in uterus to help propel the sperm forward(according to kaplan in physiology of reproduction )