Column I

Column II

A.

Fall in GFR

I.

Activate the JG cells to

release renin

B.

Angiotensin II

II.

Increase the glomerular

blood pressure and

there by GFR

C.

Renin

III.

Carries out the

conversion of

angiotensinogen in the

liver to angiotensin I.

D.

Aldosterone

IV.

Causes reabsorption of

NA+ and water from the

distal parts of the

tubule. This also leads

to an increase in blood

pressure and GFR.

E.

An excessive loss of

fluid

V.

Activate

osmoreceptors from the

body which stimulate

the hypothalamus to

release ADH from the

neurohypophysis