Role of Urea in the Kidney - Part 1

Half (600 mOsm/L) of the concentration of the medulla is actually made up of urea. ADH causes an increase in both aquaporins and urea channels in the collecting duct. For more videos and questions, visit - www.macrophage.co. Subscribe - goo.gl/EMRlRa. Support us on Patreon - goo.gl/bhmrgJ.
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[@michalmagidov3349]

Such a short video but the explanation is great! thank you

[@sametkucukcolak4157]

thank you so much, it is so benefical for studying usmle step 1. because they ask to everything about this system.

[@mariambatool2852]

I was so confused about this concept Thanks a lot for explaining

[@gautammure]

Fantastic. Much gratitude.

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Amazing!

[@rayanedraoui3341]

The reabsorption of urea in the colleecting duct is activ or pasiv ?? Respond plz and thank you so much for the explanation

[@AbcdEfg-yl7zz]

Net urea reabsorption rate in mg/min? Plz tell

[@rr88821]

My lab test result “14.4 mg/dl” is lesser that the ideal range. Is that something serious ?

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Thank you!!