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Sodium depletion differs from water depletion in that

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 Sodium depletion differs from water depletion in that.

  1. Cardiovascular changes are less pronounced.
  2. Intracellular fluid volume is less affected.
  3. The haematocrit increases.
  4. Thirst is more severe.
  5. Antidiuretic hormone levels are higher.
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safaTerkawi
2022-08-07
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 A. False  Blood volume is more reduced with sodium depletion; cardiovascular changes are more pronounced.

B. True  Extracellular volume is a function of body sodium content.

C. False  It increases in both cases.

D. False  Hypertonicity is the main stimulus causing thirst.

E. False  Here also, hypertonicity is the main stimulus for ADH secretion.

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