tubular secretion and reabsorption

Which Substances are Commonly Secreted and Reabsorbed?

- Secreted: Hydrogen ions, potassium, ammonia, creatinine, and certain drugs.
- Reabsorbed: Sodium, chloride, bicarbonate, glucose, amino acids, and water.

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