At high levels of efferent arteriole constriction will occur. We will lower RPF and increase GFR due to less renal blood flow and more na/h2o filtration. The GFR is balanced out by the na/h2o reabsorbtion and send less fluid into the urine. GFR WILL go up but it will not cause more na/h2o to be excreted since A2 increases Na and H exchange and water follows as well as the capillary effect. This can be explained from the B&B video at 6min (https://www.boardsbeyond.com/video/step-1-p/renal-endocrinology) as well as in FA 2023 on page 605.
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- Due to decreased RBF, however, RBF decreases more than GFR so angiotensin II still has a "protective" effect


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