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D Question 10 1 pts Pick the TRUE statement about filtrate in the renal system. We produce approximately 180-200 ml of filtrate per hour (at rest) As filtrate flows down the loop of Henle, its osmolarity equilibrates with that in the renal medulla At the bottom of the loop of Henle, the filtrate osmolarity is 2100 mOsm Filtrate in Bowman's space is hypotonic

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Filtration of blood occurs in Bowman's capsule. The filtrate formed in the bowman's space is isotonic to the tissie fluids present around the bephron. As the filtrate travels through the nephron, the osmolarity of the filtrate always keeps it equal to the osmolarity of the surrounding fluid. In the body per minute, 120 mL of filtrate is formed. Per 180 L of filtrate is formed, most of it gets reabsorbed in to the body. At the bottom of Henle's loop the somolarity if the filtrate reaches a maximum of 1200 mOsms.

As filtrate flows down the loop of Henle , the filtrate osmolarity equilibrates with that in the renal medulla.

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