29. If Loop of Henle is absent from the mammalian nephron, which of the fo!lowing will be expected to happen? A) There will be no urine formation. B) There would be any hardly change in the quantity and quality of the urine formed. C) The urine will be more concentrated. D) The urine will be more diluted.

29. If Loop of Henle is absent from the mammalian nephron, which of the fo!lowing will be expected to happen? A) There will be no urine formation. B) There would be any hardly change in the quantity and quality of the urine formed. C) The urine will be more concentrated. D) The urine will be more diluted.

Basic Clinical Laboratory Techniques 6E

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Chapter5: Urinalysis

Section5.1: Introduction To Urinalysis

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