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There are 3 major processes that take place in the nephron. The return of substances from the tubules (filtrate) to the blood is known as _________      reabsorption.     secretion.     filtration.     autoregulation.

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Nephron Structure and Circulation Fill in the blanks to complete some thoughts on how the nephron works. The blood first enters the (21), which filters small molecules out of the afferent arteriole. Larger molecules such as (22) do not enter the nephron. Proteins (Can or Can not?, 23) enter the nephron. Amino acids and glucose are placed back into the blood stream by the cells of the (24). As the material that becomes urine travels down the descending limb of the loop, a good amount of (25) is removed. The ascending limb is responsible for removing (26). through the process of active transport. Urine is further concentrated by removal of some water in the collecting duct.

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Lab Ex 8 - kidney - Saved - O Search gn Layout References Mailings Review View Help 13.5 - A° AaBbCcl AaBbCc AaBbCcl A Aav Body Text Heading 7 1 No Spac. ab X, x² Paragraph Styles Font Chronic Pyelonephritis Pyelonephritis is initially a disease of the tubules. In later stages, the glomeruli may be affected. The colloidal areas are actually collagen and obviously collagen filled tubules are nonfunctional. Urinary tract infection is the usual cause of pyelonephritis. Why are diabetics prone to pyelonephritis? N

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