Knowing that ADH and aldosterone are both antidiuretic hormones, which clinical results would be consistent with...

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Knowing that ADH and aldosterone are both antidiuretic hormones, which clinical results would be consistent with the hypothesis that Drug X acts to increase urinary output by affecting ADH or aldosterone signaling? a) Patients receiving Drug X would show a strong reduction in urine output in response to aldosterone injection b) Patients receiving Drug X would show a strong reduction in urinary output in response to ADH injection c) Patients receiving Drug X would have a higher than normal level of ADH and aldosterone d) Patients receiving Drug X would show lower than normal levels of ADH and/or aldosterone Knowing that ADH and aldosterone are both antidiuretic hormones, which clinical results would be consistent with the hypothesis that Drug X acts to increase urinary output by affecting ADH or aldosterone signaling? a) Patients receiving Drug X would show a strong reduction in urine output in response to aldosterone injection b) Patients receiving Drug X would show a strong reduction in urinary output in response to ADH injection c) Patients receiving Drug X would have a higher than normal level of ADH and aldosterone d) Patients receiving Drug X would show lower than normal levels of ADH and/or aldosterone

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