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Nephrons

Welcome to the Nephrons category on Questions LLC! This section is dedicated to providing answers to all your curious inquiries about nephrons. Nephrons are the functional units of the kidney, responsible for filtering and regulating the blood, removing waste products, and maintaining fluid balance in the body. Whether you're interested in understanding the anatomy and functions of nephrons, or have specific questions about their role in kidney disease or other related conditions, you've come to the right place. Our team of experts and knowledgeable community members are here to address any queries you may have and help you expand your understanding of this crucial aspect of renal physiology. So, go ahead and explore the diverse range of questions already answered, or feel free to ask your own to deepen your knowledge about nephrons.

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Which statement is true? A)The glomerulus is found in the medulla. B)Juxtaglomerular apparatus are only found in juxtameddulary
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The average person has approximately nephrons per kidney.A) 1.2 million B)2.4 million C)3.6 million D) 5.6 million E)4.8 million
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Which statement is true?A)Cortical nephrons have long loops of Henle that go deep into the medulla. B)The glomerulus is found in
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Which role do nephrons play in the excretory system?a. filter urea and other wastes out of the blood b. move proteins and other
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Organism A has more juxtamedullary nephrons than organism B. Which of these organisms could concentrate urine more effectively
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Which type of nephron plays a role in the concentration of urine?cortical nephrons juxtamedullary nephrons oblongatal nephrons
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