The maximum quantity of water required per day by a human body is

  • A
    $10$ litres
  • B
    $5$ litres
  • C
    $1$ litres
  • D
    $6$ litres

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Urine becomes cloudy when:

Match the items given in Column $I$ with those in Column $II$ and select the correct option given below:
Column $I$ (Function) Column $II$ (Part of Excretory System)
$(a)$ Ultrafiltration $(i)$ Henle's loop
$(b)$ Concentration of urine $(ii)$ Ureter
$(c)$ Transport of urine $(iii)$ Urinary bladder
$(d)$ Storage of urine $(iv)$ Malpighian corpuscle
$(v)$ Proximal convoluted tubule

Match the items of column $I$ with those of column $II$:
Column $I$Column $II$
$(a)$ Ammonotelism$(i)$ Birds
$(b)$ Bowman's capsule$(ii)$ Water reabsorption
$(c)$ Micturition$(iii)$ Bony fish
$(d)$ Uricotelism$(iv)$ Urinary bladder
$(e)$ $ADH$$(v)$ Renal tubule

Analogy type question:
$(1)$ Blood filtered by kidneys per minute: $1100-1200 \text{ mL}$ :: $GFR$ in a healthy individual: ............
$(2)$ From sweat glands of the skin: Sweat is produced :: From sebaceous glands: ............

$A$: Pregnant women may show some presence of glucose in their post-prandial urine although they have no diabetes.
$R$: In pregnant women,the glomerular filtration rate $(GFR)$ is slightly increased. As a result,the tubular load of glucose exceeds the tubular maximum for glucose reabsorption.

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