Multiple Choice
Potassium channels located where are necessary for its reabsorption?
A) intercalated cells basolateral membrane
B) proximal tubule basolateral membrane
C) principal cells basolateral membrane
D) principal cells apical membrane
E) proximal tubule apical membrane
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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Q15: A primary source of acid from internal
Q16: Carbonic anhydrase is located where?<br>A)proximal tubule apical
Q18: Hyperkalemia refers to an excess of what?<br>A)sodium<br>B)potassium<br>C)chloride<br>D)calcium<br>E)water
Q19: A greater plasma volume than normal is
Q21: The extent of potassium excretion is regulated
Q23: Under severe acidic conditions, the proximal tubules
Q24: The last step to synthesis of 1,25-
Q25: Receptors for ADH are located where?<br>A)intercalated cells
Q127: What hormone increases calcium resorption from bone?<br>A)
Q149: Acidosis results in potassium retention, whereas alkalosis