When water content in body becomes high, what will happen:
Correct answer: A. ADH release will be inhibited
- A. ADH release will be inhibited
- B. ADH will be released in large amount
- C. Aldosterone will be released
- D. Anterior pituitary will produce ADH
Explanation
The anterior pituitary gland would stop releasing ADH which would consequently make the collecting duct impermeable to water so that excess water is not reabsorbed from the filtrate making the urine more dilute.
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