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1.choose all that apply:
The body can increase blood pressure by..
increasing cardiac output.
increasing the amount of sodium excreted.
increasing blood volume.
increasing the amount of water excreted.
2. the hormone ADH, also called vasopressin, is produced
when...
blood pressure is high and osmolarity is low.
both blood pressure and osmolarity are high.
blood pressure is low and osmolarity high.
both blood pressure and osmolarity are low.
3. ADH (vasopressin) production results when
low volume of dilute urine.
low volume of concentrated urine.
high volume of dilute urine.
high volume of concentrated urine.
4. strenuous exercise on a hot day, without eating or
drinking
will result in both ADH and aldosterone production.
will result in ADH production only.
will result in aldosterone production only.
will result in no change in blood pressure or blood volume
because both ADH and aldosterone can prevent fluid loss.
5. alcohol will inhibits the release of the ADH. the effect
of alcohol on urine production would be..
increasing reabsorption of water from the distal convoluted
tubules and collecting ducts.
increasing urine volume because of an increased blood flow to
the kidney.
increasing urine volume because of decreased water reabsorption
in the collecting ducts.
decreasing reabsorption of Na+ in the distal tubules and
collecting ducts.