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Q1. Which among the following is not ammonotelic
Q2. Which among the following is not ureotelic
Q3. Which among the following is not uricootelic
Q4. Which among is the most toxic
Q5. Which requires min water for removal from body
Q6. Flame cells or protonephridia are NOT excretory structure of
Q7. Kidney is present between
Q8. Green glands/ antennal glands are excretory structures of which organism
Q9. What is an average weight of kidney
Q10. Each kidney has how many nephrons
Q11. What are the structural and functional unit of kidney
Q12. Bowman capsule with glomerulus is known as
Q13. Which nephrons run deep into the medulla
Q14. Kidney transplantation is the ultimate method of correction in which case
Q15. Which loop of hence is permeable to water
Q16. Which gland remove substances like sterols, hydrocarbons and waxes
Q17. Presence of glucose in urine is known as
Q18. Inflammation of glomeruli of kidney is known as
Q19. Angiotensinogen 2 is
Q20. ANF can cause
Q21. GFR in healthy individual is
Q22. Ciliated columnar cells are lined in which of the following
Q23. On average how much blood is filtered by kidney per minute
Q24. Vasa recta is present in which type of nephron

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