A. Mild to moderate vasoconstriction of the efferent arteriole (angiotensin II) increases glomerular hydrostatic pressure, resulting in increased filtration across the glomerulus. This resulting increase in GFR also increases the clearance of creatinine, since the amount of creatinine that enters the urine is approximately equal to the amount that is filtered across the glomeruli.
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Answer is A... Correct me if i am wrong .. Bcoz In diabetes,, NEG of efferent arteriole before the afferent causes the hyperfiltration and result in increased clearance of Creatinine..
Well I think it's important to add I'm type 1 diabetic and have been since I was child. Diabetes will not cause any complications whatsoever if you keep your blood sugars under control and you don't get high blood pressure
Hi Medicosis, I have a question from MRCP that glomeruloslerosis happens in long term diabetes when HbA1C is normal as well, and apparently is the most common complication, could this be explained by hyperperfusion injury, or what is causing it?
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@@MedicosisPerfectionalis actually doctor I would change my answer to B, cause I misunderstood the question. What I know is when we affect GFR and become low the creatinine clearance become higher then normal. But what happen in diabetic patient they affect glomerular by VC efferent thus increasing GFR more than normal which ig going to do the opposite and lower the creatinine clearance. What I dont understand is with renal failure that could be caused by prolonged uncontrollable sugar in blood causing hypertension etc. the creatinine would be high. However, I am going with B :,)
