A TEST- Urinary system - Traveling through the Nephron
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fluids travel through the peritubular capillaries that surround the nephron
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Enters renal corpuscle and a capillary bunch/glumerulus
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Amino acids, urea, and water start to be transported across the membrane and reabsorbed into the blood
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Fluid enters the proximal convoluted tube
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Glucose, sodium/NA+ (followed by water), AAs, and CI- are reabsorbed
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pass the renal medula line
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enter the descending part of the loop of Henle/nephron loop
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H20 is reabsorbed
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enters the ascending part of the Henle loop/nephron loop
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NACI is passively transported
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enters the Distal convoluted tuble
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K+, H+, Urea, and medicine are transported out and reabsorbed
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enters the collecting duct where more H2O is absorbed