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asmi
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in a pt with urine flow rate 1 mL /min where will you find the tubular fluid with lowest osmolarity ?
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bobby
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at the end of the ascending limb of henle (early distal tubule) :?:
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asmi
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you can say macula densa ( a band between end of TAL and beginning of DCT)
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dr.shar
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where is the highest osmolality
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bobby
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at the end of the thick discending loop of henle. :?:
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asmi
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highest osmolarity can be found at tips of loop of henle
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