Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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ISBN: 9780134580999
Author: Elaine N. Marieb, Katja N. Hoehn
Publisher: PEARSON
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**Renal Physiology Lab Quiz Questions**

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Question type abbreviations: SA-short answer, MC-multiple choice, WR-written. All questions, except 9, are worth one point. Question 9 is worth four points. Questions 7 and 8 are bonus questions.

**SA 1.** Another name for arginine _vasopressin_ (AVP) is antidiuretic hormone.

**SA 2.** Renal filtration means that a substance moves from the lumen of the _glomerulus_, to the interstitial space, to the lumen of _tubule_. Be specific.

**SA 3.** Renal reabsorption means that a substance moves from the lumen of the _tubule_, to the interstitial space, to the lumen of the _peritubular capillaries_. Be specific.

**SA 4.** Renal secretion means that a substance moves from the lumen of the _peritubular capillaries_, to the interstitial space, to the lumen of the _tubule_. Be specific.

**MC 5.** Solute concentration in the interstitial fluid of the kidney is highest ______. Be specific.

**WR 6.** According to the PhysioEx experiment aldosterone acts on the entire distal convoluted tubule. Where does Dr. Silverthorn say aldosterone acts? Your answer can be in your own words or Dr. Silverthorn’s words.

According to Dr. Silverthorn, aldosterone primarily acts on the last third of the distal tubule and the portion of the collecting duct that runs through the kidney cortex.

**MC 7.** Dr. Silverthorn’s statement about the site of action for aldosterone is supported by peer-reviewed literature, but the information in the PhysioEx experiment is not. Which of the three sources is most reliable?

**MC 8.** What specific part of the adrenal gland releases aldosterone? Zona glomerulosa.

**SA 9.** You have eight blanks associated with the mechanisms below. You will need to use the correct mechanisms in each sentence for proper understanding.
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Transcribed Image Text:**Renal Physiology Lab Quiz Questions** **Read all questions before beginning to answer any of them.** Question type abbreviations: SA-short answer, MC-multiple choice, WR-written. All questions, except 9, are worth one point. Question 9 is worth four points. Questions 7 and 8 are bonus questions. **SA 1.** Another name for arginine _vasopressin_ (AVP) is antidiuretic hormone. **SA 2.** Renal filtration means that a substance moves from the lumen of the _glomerulus_, to the interstitial space, to the lumen of _tubule_. Be specific. **SA 3.** Renal reabsorption means that a substance moves from the lumen of the _tubule_, to the interstitial space, to the lumen of the _peritubular capillaries_. Be specific. **SA 4.** Renal secretion means that a substance moves from the lumen of the _peritubular capillaries_, to the interstitial space, to the lumen of the _tubule_. Be specific. **MC 5.** Solute concentration in the interstitial fluid of the kidney is highest ______. Be specific. **WR 6.** According to the PhysioEx experiment aldosterone acts on the entire distal convoluted tubule. Where does Dr. Silverthorn say aldosterone acts? Your answer can be in your own words or Dr. Silverthorn’s words. According to Dr. Silverthorn, aldosterone primarily acts on the last third of the distal tubule and the portion of the collecting duct that runs through the kidney cortex. **MC 7.** Dr. Silverthorn’s statement about the site of action for aldosterone is supported by peer-reviewed literature, but the information in the PhysioEx experiment is not. Which of the three sources is most reliable? **MC 8.** What specific part of the adrenal gland releases aldosterone? Zona glomerulosa. **SA 9.** You have eight blanks associated with the mechanisms below. You will need to use the correct mechanisms in each sentence for proper understanding.
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