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A patient has glucose in the urine but normal plasma glucose…

A patient has glucose in the urine but normal plasma glucose levels. Which concept explains this?A. Glomerular damageB. Low transport maximum exceededC. Increased GFRD. Tubular secretion

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Which hormone is primarily responsible for preparing the end…

Which hormone is primarily responsible for preparing the endometrium for implantation?A. LHB. EstrogenC. ProgesteroneD. FSH

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A man’s ejaculate contains low fructose levels. Which gland…

A man’s ejaculate contains low fructose levels. Which gland is likely malfunctioning?A. ProstateB. Bulbourethral glandC. Seminal vesicleD. Testes

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Which muscle assists with temperature regulation of the test…

Which muscle assists with temperature regulation of the testes?A. CremasterB. Rectus abdominisC. PerinealD. Sartorius

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Which part of the nephron establishes the osmotic gradient f…

Which part of the nephron establishes the osmotic gradient for urine concentration?A. Collecting ductB. Proximal tubuleC. Loop of HenleD. Distal tubule  

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Which structure carries urine from kidney to bladder?A. Uret…

Which structure carries urine from kidney to bladder?A. UreterB.  UrethraC. Collecting ductD. Renal pelvis

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The sperm cap that contains enzymes for fertilization is cal…

The sperm cap that contains enzymes for fertilization is called the:A. FlagellumB. AcrosomeC. MidpieceD. Head membrane

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The main site for reabsorption of nutrients, ions, and water…

The main site for reabsorption of nutrients, ions, and water is:A. Loop of HenleB. Distal tubuleC. Proximal tubuleD. Collecting duct

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Approximately how much filtrate is formed by both kidneys pe…

Approximately how much filtrate is formed by both kidneys per day?A. 1 literB. 50 litersC. 180 litersD. 500 liters

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A patient with renal failure develops swelling due to:A. Low…

A patient with renal failure develops swelling due to:A. Low blood osmotic pressure from protein lossB. Increased urine formationC. Low GFRD. High ADH levels

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