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Assertion In human beings, kidneys are retroperitoneal organs
Reason They are protruded into the body cavity from inner surface of dorsal body wall and have mesodermal peritoneum on their ventral side only

Study the following table.
Part of Nephron | Location | Function | |
A | Malpighian body | Cortex | Filtering blood |
B | Proximal convoluted tubule | Cortex | Absorption of useful substances |
C | Distal convoluted tubule | Medulla | Absorption of urea |
D | Collecting duct | Only Cortex | Collection of urine |
Identify the correct combinations among the above.

Mark the wrong match.

A diagrammatic representation of a Nephron is shown in figure with labels to Identify them correctly?

Match the following ?
List I | List II | List III | |||
(i) | High threshold substances | (a) | Not at all reabsorbed | (p) | Creatinine |
(ii) | Low threshold substances | (b) | Efficiently reabsorbed | (q) | Glucose |
(iii) | Athreshold substances | (c) | Reabsorbed in very little amounts | (r) | Urea |

To maintain a concentration gradient in the medullary interstitium, ______

Match the following related to disorders of excretory system ?
List I | List II | ||
(i) | Renal Calculi | (a) | Uric acid and oxalates |
(ii) | Glomerulonephritis | (b) | Hemodialysis |
(iii) | Uremia | (c) | Creatinine |
(iv) | Renal failure | (d) | Diabetes insipidus |
(e) | Inflammation |

Assertion (A): Renal calculi or kidney stones are hard crystalline structures formed in the urinary tract
Reason (R): Renal calculi are formed when the concentration of uric acid and oxalates in urine becomes less
