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3.27B Selective reabsorption of glucose
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Explain how glucose is reabsorbed in the proximal convoluted tubule.
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02 Explain Short answer 2 marks
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Explain why the reabsorption of glucose is described as selective.
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03 Which Multiple choice 1 mark
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Which process moves glucose from the filtrate back into the blood?
(1) Choose one answer A OsmosisB Active transportC UltrafiltrationD EgestionShow mark scheme
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04 Draw Data and graphs 5 marks
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Illustrative data.
Illustrative data, not from a real investigation. Plot a graph of the results in the table. Join your points with straight lines using a ruler.
(5) Graph skills: SLAPUK and choosing a scale
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05 Explain Short answer 3 marks
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Illustrative data, not from a real investigation. Explain why glucose appears in the urine only above a blood glucose concentration of 160 mg per 100 cm³.
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Suggest why a person with untreated type 1 diabetes passes large volumes of urine.
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07 Explain Short answer 2 marks
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Explain why cyanide, which stops respiration, causes glucose to appear in urine.
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State two substances that are selectively reabsorbed in the proximal convoluted tubule.
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Describe how the cells lining the proximal convoluted tubule are adapted for reabsorption.
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10 Compare Short answer 2 marks
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Compare the reabsorption of glucose and of water.
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In a healthy person, how much of the filtered glucose is reabsorbed?
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12 Calculate Calculation 2 marks
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A person filters 180 g of glucose per day. Urine contains 0 g. Calculate the mean mass of glucose reabsorbed per hour.
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13 Predict Short answer 2 marks
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Predict the effect on urine glucose of a drug that blocks the glucose carriers in the proximal tubule. Explain.
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