Answer:
the volume would increase
Explanation:
Complete Question
What would be the effect on urine output if sodium channels in the tubule cells were inhibited?
A) The volume would increase.
B) The volume would decrease, then quickly resume.
C) The volume would decrease by one-tenth the sodium concentration.
D) The volume would decrease by half the sodium concentration
Solution -
If the glomerular filtrate is directly allowed to flow into the urinary bladder without passing through the reabsorption tubule, then the amount of loss of fluid through urine will increase.
The reabsorption tubule absorbs the necessary substances from the filtrate and allows blood stream to dispose of their waste substances thereby converting the filtrate into urine. It is to be noted that here that nearly 70 % of the sodium is absorbed in the in the reabsorption tubule (proximal tubule) in the form of sodium bicarbonate and sodium chloride
Option A is correct
Alcohol, once absorbed by the blood, the alcohol leaves the body in 3 ways:
The kidney eliminates five percent of alcohol within the body waste. The lungs exhale five % of alcohol, which may be detected by breathalyzer devices. The liver with chemicals breaks down the remaining alcohol into ethanoic acid.
Therefore,
The correct answer is:
B. Liver
<span>The liver is the organ whose job is to eliminate alcohol from the bloodstream. Its job is also to remove any toxins from your body, and generally to keep your body healthy and ready for any challenge.</span>
The 3 types of muscle tissue are cardiac, smooth, and skeletal. Cardiac muscle cells are located in the walls of the heart, appear striated, and are under involuntary control.
I think it would be A. Cardio means to get your heart rate pumping so aerobic training is the best choice. Hope this helps.
Risk Factors You Cannot Control:
1) Age
2) Gender
3) Family History
4) Accessibility to doctors (not having enough money, not having doctors, etc)
5) Being born with bad health (having asthma, weak immune system, etc)
Risk Factors You Can Control:
1) Use of smoking, alcohol, and drugs
2) Obesity
3) Inactivity
4) High Blood Pressure
5) High Cholesterol
