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When a patient with diabetes insipidus is treated successfully with anti-diuretic hormone the

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When a patient with diabetes insipidus is treated successfully with antidiuretic hormone the.

  1. Urinary flow rate should fall by about 50 per cent.
  2. Urinary output should be reduced to around 5 ml/minute.
  3. Urinary osmolality should rise to between 100 and 200 mosmol/litre.
  4. Salt intake should be carefully regulated.
  5. Blood pressure should stabilize within the normal range.
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safaTerkawi
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A. False Typically it will be reduced by about 80 per cent.

B. False It should fall to the normal value of about 1 ml/minute.

C. False It should rise to about 600–900 mosmol/litre, 2–3 times normal plasma osmolality (300 mosmol/litre).

D. False ADH does not interfere with salt regulation.

E. True Due to greater stability of the body fluids.

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