Liver disease causes:
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Answer : C.A decrease in oncotic pressure and a corresponding increase in GFR.
Explanation : A decrease in oncotic pressure and a corresponding increase in GFR and The Relationship between Glomerular Capillary Colloid/Oncotic Pressure and GFR
As blood passes from afferent arteriole to efferent arteriole, the plasma protein concentration increases by 20% as the plasma is being filtered. About 1/5th of plasma is being filtered into into the Bowman's capsule which leaves more protein in the capillaries, thereby increasing their concentration and thus increasing the colloid/oncotic pressure in the glomerulus as the blood moves through it, this opposes the filtration.
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