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    The document contains 10 multiple choice questions about renal physiology. Question 6 asks about the factor that causes mesangial cell relaxation, with the answer being ANP. Question 7 asks about factors that decrease tubular sodium reabsorption, with the exception being aldosterone. Question 8 states that most water is reabsorbed in the proximal convoluted tubule.

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    CEMA Part 1 FACEM MCQs

    6 Mesangial cell relaxation is caused by

    A Endothelins
    B Histamine
    C PGF,
    D Noradrenaline
    �E ANP

    7 The following factors decrease tubular sodium reabsorption EXCEPT

    A Endothelin
    B ILl
    C PGE2
    D ANP
    Aldosterone
    /
    8 Regarding water reabsorption

    -rs: Most water is reabsorbed in the PCT


    B The ascending limb of the loop of Henle is permeable to water
    C Maximum urine osmolarity is about 800mosm
    D The CD is freely permeable to water even in the absence of ADH
    E The OCT is permeable to water

    1 B
    2 D
    3 E
    4 A
    5 B
    6 E
    7 E
    8 A
    9
    10

    Physiology - renal

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