Urine Vol (L/day) GFR (ml/min) [Urine] mg/ml [Plasma] mg/ml Filtered Load (mg/min) Excretion Rate (mg/min) Clearance (ml/min) Na+ 1.5 125 1.65 3.08 K+ 1.5 125 1.95 0.195 Cl- 1.5 125 2.65 3.5 Glu 1.5 125 0 0.9

Urine Vol (L/day) GFR (ml/min) [Urine] mg/ml [Plasma] mg/ml Filtered Load (mg/min) Excretion Rate (mg/min) Clearance (ml/min) Na+ 1.5 125 1.65 3.08 K+ 1.5 125 1.95 0.195 Cl- 1.5 125 2.65 3.5 Glu 1.5 125 0 0.9

Human Physiology: From Cells to Systems (MindTap Course List)

9th Edition

ISBN:9781285866932

Author:Lauralee Sherwood

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Chapter14: The Urinary System

Section14.3: Tubular Reabsorption

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	Urine Vol (L/day)	GFR (ml/min)	[Urine] mg/ml	[Plasma] mg/ml	Filtered Load (mg/min)	Excretion Rate (mg/min)	Clearance (ml/min)
Na+	1.5	125	1.65	3.08
K+	1.5	125	1.95	0.195
Cl-	1.5	125	2.65	3.5
Glu	1.5	125	0	0.9

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