Regulation of Renal blood flow and GFR

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This is a well constructed video and very explanatory too. Thank you ma'am.

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Well explained.😊thank you

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Very helpful

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[@adibasharmin2583]

Outstanding Toooo good explanation

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U explain it very well 💕 Thank you soo much mam

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Thankyou...✨️👍

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Nyc explaination ..helpful

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[@fatimaahmer838]

perfect

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[@069aswinm8]

Angiotensin 2 will decrease renal blood flow? In some books written like that

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Yes, Angiotensin II has biphasic mechanism of action, in small quantities it increases GFR by increasing the glomerular capillary hydrostatic pressure but in large amount it decreases the GFR by decreasing the renal blood flow. Reference: Guyton and Hall textbook of medical physiology

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