What Type of Forces Result in Reverse Faulting

question 14

Multiple Choice

What type of forces result in reverse faulting?

• A) Expansive
• B) Compressional
• C) Parallel
• D) Shear

Identify and describe the role of smooth muscle and sphincters in urine propulsion and control.

Describe the structure and function of the cells lining the glomerular capsule.

Understand the protective mechanisms of the kidneys against physical impact and infections.

Explain the composition and function of the filtration membrane in the nephron.

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