What increases GFR:

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• Renal autoregulation of GFR helps prevent large fluctuations in GFR despite wide variations in arterial blood pressure. With regard to autoregulation, which is TRUE?
• Which of the following will cause an increase in GFR?
• With respect to GFR:
• Characteristics of a substance suitable for measuring GFR do NOT include:
• Which of these factors do NOT affect GFR?
• Regarding the control of GFR:
• Substance X is freely filtered by the glomerulus and is not reabsorbed, nor secreted nor metabolized. If - serum x concentration = 0.020 mg/ml renal artery x concentration = 0.020 mg/ml renal vein x concentration = 0.002 mg/ml urine x concentration = 14 mg/ml urine flow = 54 ml/hr lymphatic x concentration = 0.00001 mg/ml haematocrit = 0.45 The GFR is:
• Glucagon increases the secretion of all of the following EXCEPT:
• What increases the anion gap:
• As urine flow increases during osmotic diuresis: