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Osmoregulation in the Kidneys

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How does the secretion of ADH change in response to excess water in the blood?

Less ADH is secreted.

Describe the impact of excess water in the blood on the urine excreted.

The urine excreted is more dilute.

What role do the receptors in the hypothalamus play in osmoregulation?

They detect changes in the blood's water potential.

How does the body respond to dehydration in terms of ADH secretion?

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Explain the effect of dehydration on the urine excreted.

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Osmoregulation in the Kidneys

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Questions and Answers

How does the secretion of ADH change in response to excess water in the blood?

Describe the impact of excess water in the blood on the urine excreted.

What role do the receptors in the hypothalamus play in osmoregulation?

How does the body respond to dehydration in terms of ADH secretion?

Explain the effect of dehydration on the urine excreted.

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