The renal plasma clearance value of a substance is

A Directly related to the rate of urine formation
B Expressed in units of volume per unit time
C Inversely related to its urinary concentration
D Directly related to its plasma concentration
E The volume of urine that contains the amount of the substance

Correct Answer: Directly related to the rate of urine formation, Expressed in units of volume per unit time

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