Question

Percent water reabsorption for antidiuresis and diuresis in PT, DL, AL, DT, CD, excretion?

a. Antidiuresis - 300, 300, 1200, 100, 70, 1200; Diuresis - 300, 300, 600, 100, 70, 50
b. Antidiuresis - 600, 300, 1200, 100, 50, 70; Diuresis - 300, 300, 600, 100, 70, 50
c. Antidiuresis - 300, 600, 1200, 100, 70, 50; Diuresis - 300, 300, 600, 100, 70, 50
d. Antidiuresis - 300, 300, 600, 100, 50, 70; Diuresis - 300, 300, 1200, 100, 70, 1200

Answer 1

The percent water reabsorption varies in different parts of the nephron and depends on whether it is in an antidiuresis or diuresis state.

Step-by-step explanation:

The percent water reabsorption for antidiuresis and diuresis in different parts of the nephron is:

a. Antidiuresis - PCT: 300, DL: 300, AL: 1200, DT: 100, CD: 70, Excretion: 1200; Diuresis - PCT: 300, DL: 300, AL: 600, DT: 100, CD: 70, Excretion: 50

b. Antidiuresis - PCT: 600, DL: 300, AL: 1200, DT: 100, CD: 50, Excretion: 70; Diuresis - PCT: 300, DL: 300, AL: 600, DT: 100, CD: 70, Excretion: 50

c. Antidiuresis - PCT: 300, DL: 600, AL: 1200, DT: 100, CD: 70, Excretion: 50; Diuresis - PCT: 300, DL: 300, AL: 600, DT: 100, CD: 70, Excretion: 50

d. Antidiuresis - PCT: 300, DL: 300, AL: 600, DT: 100, CD: 50, Excretion: 70; Diuresis - PCT: 300, DL: 300, AL: 1200, DT: 100, CD: 70, Excretion: 1200