Various factors of pathological and chemical nature may progressively destroy the nephron, which results in :
Correct answer: A. Increase in the plasma level of urea
- A. Increase in the plasma level of urea
- B. Decrease in other nitrogenous wastes
- C. Decrease in the plasma level of urea
- D. Decrease in the blood pressure
Explanation
When nephrons suffers from any disorder, they remain unable to filter the urea from blood and as a result of plasma level of urea increases.
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