Someone has the following data of kidneys: Filtrate= 180 L/day Water=75% reabsorbed Urine =4 L/day NA+ =99.5% reabsorbed Urea=44% reabsorbed Glucose =60% reabsorbed The perone is____________ . diabetic .hypoglycemic .psychotic . ketonemic

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