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What happens when there is too little anti-diuretic hormone?
What happens when there is too little anti-diuretic hormone?
- The kidneys excrete too much salt
- The kidneys excrete too little water
- The kidneys excrete too much water (correct)
- The kidneys stop functioning
What is primary polydipsia?
What is primary polydipsia?
- A condition where the pituitary gland is damaged
- A condition where the body tries to get rid of excess water (correct)
- A condition where the kidneys are insensitive to anti-diuretic hormone
- A condition where the hypothalamus is damaged
What is diabetes insipidus?
What is diabetes insipidus?
- A condition where the kidneys are too sensitive to anti-diuretic hormone
- A condition where the body produces too much anti-diuretic hormone
- A condition where the body produces too little anti-diuretic hormone (correct)
- A condition where the body produces too much insulin
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Test your knowledge on the effects of low levels of anti-diuretic hormone with this quiz. Learn about the causes of excessive urine volume, dehydration, and a drop in blood pressure. Discover the potential underlying health conditions associated with low anti-diuretic hormone levels. Challenge yourself and expand your understanding of this important hormone.
