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Dilation of afferent arteriole causes increase in hydrostatic pressure in glomerular capillary which leads to increased GFR . 

Why not option B ? 
Constriction of mesengial cell reduce the effective capillary surface area for filteration.hence GFR decrease.

Why not option C ? 
  Dilation of efferent arteriole,  decrease in glomerular hydrostatic pressure which leads to decrease in GFR.

 But in both dilation of afferent and efferent arteriole , Renal blood flow increase. 
 

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Various Diseases  and the  organs affected by them....
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This is very difficult domain emotionally because you can’t really β€œcure” or make go of the birth defects but as doctors we can screen and intervene with pregnancies with such anomalies 

And as parents it should be ones responsibility to check for medical history of the family, screen for blood groups and antenatal screenings at regular intervals 

As the parent of a child with a birth defect, it's important for you to:

Acknowledge your emotions. You might feel shock, denial, grief, and even anger. Accept those feelings, and talk about them with your spouse/partner and other family members. You also might consider seeing a counselor. Your doctor probably can recommend a social worker or psychologist.

Get support. Talking with someone who's been through the same thing can help. Ask your doctor or a social worker if other parents in the area have children with the same condition. Consider joining a support group β€” ask the doctors or specialists for advice on finding a local or national support group, or search online.

Celebrate your child. Let yourself enjoy your baby the same way any new parent would β€” by cuddling and playing, watching for developmental milestones (even if they're different from those in children without a birth defect), and sharing your joy with family members and friends. Many parents of babies with birth defects wonder if they should send out birth announcements. This is a personal decision β€” the fact that your baby has a health problem doesn't mean you shouldn't be excited about the new addition to your family.

Getting Help and Information
Educate yourself. Try to learn as much as you can as soon as you can. Take a second opinion if need be

Other places to get information include:

books written for parents of children with birth defects
national organizations such as the March of Dimes, the National Information Center for Children and Youth With Disabilities, and those representing a specific birth defect
support groups
Keep an updated list of all health care providers and their phone numbers, as well as emergency numbers.
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