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In the diagram of excretory system of human beings given below, different parts have been indicated by alphabets, choose the answer in which these alphabets have been correctly matched with the parts which they represent -

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Important Questions on Excretory Products and Their Elimination

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Medial surface of kidney are ______ while lateral
surface is ______ :-
 
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How many of the following chordates have flame cells as excretory organ. Planaria, Ascaris, Amphioxus, Tapeworm, Nereis, Scoliodon.
 
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Read statements A-D and select the alphabet(s) for which the statement is correct.  

(A) When some one drinks lot of water, ADH release is decreased.
(B) Exposure to cold temperature suppress ADH release
(C) Caffeine in Tea and coffee increase sodium absorption from DCT and collecting ducts
(D) ADH also cause vasodilation
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Graph depicts the concentration of enzymes involved in urea synthesis in a developing tadpole. It indicates a transition from

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The diagrams show vertical sections of kidneys of coypu, brown rate and kangaroo rat, showing the relative size of cortex and medulla. Coypu are found in freshwater and never short of water to drink. Brown rats are able to go some days without drinking at all. Which kidney belongs to which animal?

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Suppose you are developing a new drug, and have found that when it is administered in humans there is a substantial increase in the volume of urine produced. When you administer antidiuretic hormone (ADH or vasopressin) at the same time, the volume of urine returns to normal. Which hypothesis best fits these observations? The new drug?
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In a comparison of amounts of urea in human urine, the largest amount of urea would be found with a diet very rich in
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Identify the correct match from the column I, II and III:

Column I Column II Column III
(1) PCT (a) Podocytes (i) Small amount of urea enter into it
(2) The inner wall of bowman's capsule (b) Simple squamous epithelium (ii) Conditional reabsorption
(3) Thin ascending segment of loop of Henle (c) Cuboidal epithelium with less brush border (iii) Part of filtration membrane
(4) DCT (d) Cuboidal epithelium with more brush border (iv) Maximum reabsorption of salt and
electrolytes