Antidiuretic hormone promotes the retention of water by action on
Correct answer: D. X: Distal tubules Y: Loop of Henle
- A. X: Efferent arterioles, Y: Proximal convoluted tubule
- B. X: Afferent arterioles, Y:Proximal convoluted tubule
- C. X: Efferent arterioles, Y: Loop of Henle
- D. X: Distal tubules Y: Loop of Henle
Explanation
ADH released from the posterior pituitary lobe acts to actively transport water from filtrate in Distal tubules and collecting tubules back to the kidney.
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