Glomerular Filtration is not

1. Ultra filtration

2. Occurs via three layers

3. Filtrate has to pass through filtration slits or slit pores

4. Filtrate finally reached to glomerular capillary

Podocytes are not

A. Arranged in intricate manner

B. Left with some spaces called filtration slits

C. Having slit pores

D. Found in 2nd layer of filtration membrane

The amount of filtrate formed by kidneys is

1. 125 mL/ minute

2. 180 L/ hr

3. 125L/day

4. 180mL/ second

GFR is regulated by

1. JGA

2. ADH

3. OT

4. HGP

JGA is formed by

1. Cellular modifications in the DCT and efferent arterioles’ contact region

2. Cellular modifications in the PCT and efferent arterioles's contact region

3. Cellular modifications in the PCT and afferent arterioles's contact region

4. Cellular modifications in the DCT and afferent arterioles's contact region

JG cells get activated by

1. Fall in GFR

2. Rise in GFR

3. Rise in blood flow

4. Both A and B

Renin

1. Stimulates the glomerular blood flow

2. Suppresses the GFR

3. As such no effect over GFR

4. Plays role in counter current

The process of reabsorption occurs is verified by

1. Comparison between urine released and Filtrate formed

2. Release of Renin

3. Release of Rennin

4. Release of ADH

The process of reabsorption is carried by

1. Tubular endothelial cells

2. Tubular epithelial cells

3. Tubular lacunae cells

4. Tubular glandular cells

The process of reabsorption occurs by

1. Active mechanism

2. Passive mechanism

3. Both A and B

4. Always Facilitated transport