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(Physiology ) mid ihsan GFR is increased when A -Renal blood flow is increased B -Sym. Ganglion activity is reduced C-A and B ** Colloid pressure in the efferent arteriole is: A- More than that leaving through the renal vein** B- Less than that leaving through the renal vein c- less than that enter through the afferent arterioles Wrong statement: A-Estrogen increases progesterone receptors and vice versa** B- FSH is necessary for secondary follicle formation C- increase estrogen lead to increase thickness of the endometrium True about juxtaglomerular apparatus: A- Increase renin when renal blood flow is reduced In central diabetes insipidus (low ADH) which is the lowest osmotic pressure place: A - proximal CT B - thick ascending C -thin ascending D -distal CT E -collecting tubule** Transport max. For glucose is:

A- The max amount of glucose that transport through all carriers** The plasma volume needed to supply as the rate as excreted is: A- clearance** B- GFR C- ER the most powerful compensatory mechanism in respiratory acidosis is: A-Increase reabsorption of hco3** which hormone keeps plasma K normal? A -Insulin ** B -Vasopressin C -ADH D -Calcitriol E-Parathyroid hormone Osmotic colloid pressure in blood sample taken from blood stream that is just About to enter Efferent arteriole: A -is less than osmotic colloid pressure of the systemic blood B -is less than osmotic pressure in the urine ** C -is more than the colloid osmotic pressure in thick loop of henle about ADH which statements is incorrect; A -taking pure water increase ADH secretion ** B -taking alcohol increase ADH secreting C- increase osmolarity of the blood will lead to increase ADH secretion in metabolic acidosis, the kidney will increase net acid excretion, what is the

Chronic compensatory mechanism: A- Increase synthesis and secretion of NH4+** Correct regarding implantation :- A- Require Secretory phase ** B- Can occur in any site of uterus C- Need endometrial signals In 2nd half of Cycle: A) Increase estrogen B) Increase cervix secretion ** C) Increase water retention D) Decrease progesterone final ihsan Q1 H+ is secreted in proximal convoluted tubule in exchange with: A -K+ B -Hco3** C -H+ Most Na reabsorption in: A - Proximal convoluted tubule ** C - Distal CT D - Loop CT A substance x, it's concentration in final urine 100 times its concentration in

Plasma, and it's not reabsorbed nor secreted, which of the following true: A - 5% of filtrate reabsorbed B - 80%... C - 98%... D - 99% of filtrate reabsorbed ** E - None of the above because it can't be calculated During fall in pressure, how kidney auto regulate to preserve GFR : A - Decrease in afferent resistance ** B - Decrease in efferent resistance C - Increase in afferent resistance GFR = 100, t max = 250, glucose concentration = 400 mg/dl, how much Glucose is excreted: A - 100 B - 150 ** C - 200 D - 250 Which of the following of maneuvers increase ADH stimulation : A - Infusion of 1 liter hypertonic NaCl ** B - Infusion of 1 liter isotonic C- infusion of deionized water Effectiveness of buffer system is influenced by: A - Molar concentration B - Ratio of conjugated weak base to weak acid C - A and b ** D - None of the above

testosterone causes the following: A- Descends testes B- Bone growth between the ages 1-5 years C- Regression paramesonephric duct D- More than one of the above ** just after ovulation: A- Formation of corpus luteum** B- High level of estrogen C- High of progesterone all of the following are related to free calcium ion regulation except : A- Most of the filtered is reabsorbed in proximal tubules B- Synthesis of Parathyroid hormone C- Synthesis of vitamin D D- Regulated reabsorption at distal convoluted tubule E- Acid base regulation ** which substance its tubular concentration at the end of proximal convoluted Tubules is higher than its plasma concentration: A - Creatinine ** B - Amino acid C - Potassium D - Plasma albumin Regarding the oogenesis:

A- Second meiotic division completed at ovulation B- first meiotic division completed at ovulation** C- secondary ovum is complete development at fetus life (5 days) after fertilization (incorrect) : A- LH increase** B- estrogen increase C- progesterone increase D- hcg increase Period is? A- 13-16 February.** B- 9-11 February C- 17-20 February D- 13-15 March Mid healing Q1. Suspected menstruation of a lady is 29th February ; her fertility The majority of Sodium is reabsorbed in? A- Proximal tubules. ** B- Distal tubules C- loop of henle Except? All of the following will enhance peritubular reabsorption, A- Increased BP. ** B- High afferent resistance. C- High efferent resistance. D- High filtration fraction. Blood in efferent arterioles will have a colloid oncotic pressure:

A- Higher than that leaving the renal vein.** B- Less than that leaving through the renal vein C- less than that enter through the afferent arterioles Detrimental element of ions transport in nephrons is? A- NA-K pump in basolateral membrane.** Positive feed-back is seen in? A- before ovulation, between estrogen and LH. A. Ph B. Pco2 In respiratory acidosis, all of the following will increase, except: C. HCo3. D. Ventilation. Increase of which of the following will cause sterility in males and Infertility and decrease ovulation in females: A. Cortisone.** B. FSH. C. LH. Membrane of glomeruli : A- Highly selective. B- Contain blood fluid without albumin. ** C- NOT permeable for glucose D- permeable for albumin Mechanism of Na+\H+ buffering contains all, except : A- Get H+ into the plasma and Na+ out to the lumen. ** Diabetic patient calculate amount of glucose in urine, plasma

Glucose 480, GFR 100... Maximum reabsorption is A-320 not sure. Final healing Which of the following increases after menopause? A. LH.** B. Estrogen. C. AMH. D. Endomaterial thickening. E. Follicles stock. Which of the following doesn t appear in thick limb? A. Reabsorption of K+. B. Reabsorption of Na+. C. Water reabsorption. ** Which of the following pass in opposite direction to others in distal Tubules? A. Urea. ** B. Water. C- Na+ D- Ca++ About HCG? A. Secreted by inner layer. B. Remains high to the next cycle C. Decreases after 10 weeks after termination of pregnancy.. Five-days after ovulation, which of the following is incorrect?

A. Progesterone is high and rising. B. Endometrium in secretory phase. C. Well-developed oocyte. ** D. Very low LH. Functions of testosterone? A. Spermatogenesis. ** B. Descent of testis after puberty. C. Bone growth in the first 10 years. D. More than one of the above. With hypokalemia, there is? A. Alkalosis. ** B. Low aldosterone. C. Destruction of pancreatic cells. Puberty is? A. Rapid growth. ** B. Transformation from ability to inability to reproduce. Related to HCG with pregnancy? A. Secreted from internal cells. B. Disappear after 3 weeks from the end of pregnancy. C. Help in maintaining the function of the follicle. D. Can be measured before the next expected cycle. ** Correct about glomerular hydrostatic pressure?

A. Increases while the efferent arteriole resistance increases. ** B. Increases while afferent arteriole resistance increases. C. It is the determinant of tubular reabsorption increases.. Which of the following is responsible for multiple current System? A. Active transport of NaCl to medullary interstitial. B. Passive diffusion of urea to medullary interstitial. C. Minimal water reabsorption. D. All of the above. ** Which of the following results in dilute urine? A. Drink of hyperosmolarity fluid. B. Destruction of supraoptic nucleoli. C. Destruction of hypothalamic stalk just above sella turcica.** D. More water reabsorption.

FINAL PULS A- the second part of distal convoluted tubule** B- the FIRST part of distal convoluted tubule C- the proximal convoluted tubule incorrect : 1) ADH hormone increases the reabsorption in: A- ADH secretion increases when we take clear water** B- increase angiotensin II will lead to increase filtration C- increase symp activity will lead to decrease filtration rate all of the following occur in hypokalemia except : A-Alkalosis B-cardiac toxicity** all of the following are transported with Na+ in the proximal Tubule except: A-urea** B- Water C- glucose D- a.a What happens in chronic acidosis? i think increase in ammonia Correct regarding implantation :- A- Require Secretory phase ** B- Can occur in any site of uterus C- Need endometrial signals A 55 year old women removed the pituitary gland, what will happen? No oogenesis i think

Which of the following increases the GFR? A-increase in efferent arteriole resistance** B- decrease in efferent arteriole resistance C- increase in afferent arteriole resistance Which of the following is correct? A- Clearance is used to know the filtrating ability of the kidney B- in diabetes mellitus the glucose clearance is more than normal** C- patient with hyperkalemia will have metabolic alkalosis D- in hyperosmolar urine, there is decrease in ADH level HCG is needed for: a) Needed for decent of the testes b) Maintain corpus luteum** c) More than one of the above which of the following hormones go in a opposite direction After menopause? A- FSH ** B- estrogen C- progestrone D- AMH Fertility window : 2 days before LH surge and 2 days after** Q.one of the following happens when the sperm fertilize the oocyte ANSWER: loss of membrane permeability a question about estrogen pathways a question about the definition of excretion