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An experiment is conducted in which antidiuretic hormone (ADH) is administered at hour 3 to four subject (A to D). In the figure below, which lines most likely reflect the response to ADH administration in a normal patient and in a patient with central diabetes insipidus?
![]() click image to enlarge NORMAL and CENTRAL DI A) B and A B) B and D C) D and A D) D and B E) A and D F) C and B |
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I think is C)
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NORMAL and CENTRAL DI A) B and A B) B and D C) D and A D) D and B E) A and D F) C and B[/QUOTE] D) Normal D and Central DI B. |
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The correct answer is D) D and B
In patients with central DI, there is an inappropriately low secretion rate of ADH in response to changes in plasma osmolality, but there is no impairment in the renal response to ADH. Because plasma levels of ADH are depressed, there is an impaired ability to concentrate urine, and a large volume of dilute urine is excreted. Loss of water tends to increase plasma osmolality, which stimulates the thirst center. This leads to a very high rate of water turnover. |
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in a normal person the urine output is decreased below normal |
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