Concept:The glomerular filtrate is the fluid filtered from blood during urine formation in the kidney.
Explanation:In the glomerulus, small substances such as water, urea, and glucose pass through the filtration barrier into the Bowman's capsule.
Blood corpuscles (red blood cells, white blood cells, and platelets) and large plasma proteins are too large to pass through.
Hence, the glomerular filtrate normally contains water, urea, and glucose, but it does not contain blood corpuscles.
Answer:C. Blood Corpuscles