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Which of the following are components of glomerular filtrate?
  • A. All the components of Blood except mineral salts
  • B. Water and salt only
  • C. All the components of blood except plasma protein and cells
  • D. Plasma proteins, red and white blood cells
  • E. Blood cells, amino acid, salts and nitrogenous wastes.
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The mechanism by which useful materials in the glomerular filtrate are taken back into the blood is known
as
  • A. filtration
  • B. reabsorption
  • C. haemolysis
  • D. osmosis
  • E. dialysis
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258
Which of the following takes place during the process of detoxication in the liver?
  • A. Poisonous substances in the body are converted into harmless substances
  • B. Fats and oils are broken into finer particles through emulsification
  • C. Excess glucose in the blood are converted into glycogen and stored
  • D. Worn- out red blood cells are broken down
  • E. Enough heat is generated to sustain the activities of the liver
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The cup-shaped part of the Bowman’s capsule contains
  • A. nephridium
  • B. glomerulus
  • C. loop of Henle
  • D. nephron
  • E. convoluted tubule
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260
The increase in width of blood vessels in the mammalian skin at high temperatures is known as
  • A. vasodilation
  • B. sweating
  • C. vasoconstriction
  • D. shivering
  • E. evaporation
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