1. Changes to blood glucose as the result of decreased insulin will saturation o

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1. Changes to blood glucose as the result of decreased insulin will saturation of glucose transporters in the nephron tubule, and glucose in the nephron tubule and urine. 2. Changes to the glucose concentration in the nephron tubule will osmolarity in the nephron tubule, water in the nephron tubule, and urine output. 3. Changes to urine output will blood volume, blood pressure, and blood osmolarity 4. Changes to blood pressure will activation of the sympathetic nervous system and cardiac output. 5. Changes to blood pressure and osmolarity will renin secretion and the amount of angiotensin II 6. Changes in angiotensin II and the sympathetic nervous system will blood vessel radius. 7. Changes in angiotensin II will aldosterone secretion and reabsorption of sodium 8. Changes in angiotensin II and blood osmolarity will ADH secretion, reabsorption of water, and thirst. 9. Changes in reabsorption and intake of water will blood volume. blood 10. Changes in cardiac output, peripheral resistance, and blood volume will

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1. changes the blood glucose as the result of decreased insulin will saturatation glucosuria saturatation of glucose transporters in the nephron tubul gluocose in nephrone tubule and urine

2.changes in the glucose concentration in the nephron tubular will absorption osmality  in the nephron tubule, water in the nephron tubule, and urine out put

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