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QUESTION 14 When blood pressure increases, the GFR immediately increases, which then increases the level of NaCl in the renal tubules. Cells called cells detect this change and help return the GFR to normal by releasing ATP and adenosine which vasoconstricts the afferent arterioles. This decreases blood flow to the glomerulus and decreases GFR back to normal levels. macula densa O juxtaglomerular O collecting duct Ominor calyx I

QUESTION 14 When blood pressure increases, the GFR immediately increases, which then increases the level of NaCl in the renal tubules. Cells called cells detect this change and help return the GFR to normal by releasing ATP and adenosine which vasoconstricts the afferent arterioles. This decreases blood flow to the glomerulus and decreases GFR back to normal levels. macula densa O juxtaglomerular O collecting duct Ominor calyx I

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QUESTION 14 When blood pressure increases, the GFR immediately increases, which then increases the level of NaCl in the renal tubules. Cells called cells detect this change and help return the GFR to normal by releasing ATP and adenosine which vasoconstricts the afferent arterioles. This decreases blood flow to the glomerulus and decreases GFR back to normal levels. O macula densa O juxtaglomerular O collecting duct O minor calyx بر
Transcribed Image Text:QUESTION 14 When blood pressure increases, the GFR immediately increases, which then increases the level of NaCl in the renal tubules. Cells called cells detect this change and help return the GFR to normal by releasing ATP and adenosine which vasoconstricts the afferent arterioles. This decreases blood flow to the glomerulus and decreases GFR back to normal levels. O macula densa O juxtaglomerular O collecting duct O minor calyx بر
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