TUBULAR REABSORPTION
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Loc: Glucose
PCT
Loc: Amino acids
PCT
Loc: salt
PCT
A/P: Glucose
Active Transport
A/P: Amino acids
Active Transport
A/P: Salts
Active Transport
Loc: Chloride
Ascending loop of Henle
A/P: Chloride
Active Transport
Loc: Sodium
PCT and DCT (Active)
Ascending loop of Henle (Passive)
A/P: Sodium
Both
A/P: Water
Passive Transport
Loc: Water
PCT
Descending loop of Henle
Collecting Ducts
Loc: Urea
PCT
Ascending loop of Henle
A/P: Urea
Passive
What happens to the substance when its concentration exceeds the maximal reabsorptive capacity (Tm)?
substance begins appearing in the urine
plasma concentration at which active transport stops
Renal Threshold
Appearance of glucose in urine of a person with a normal glucose level is indicative of
Tubular damage
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