antidiuretic hormone

Question 1

what does antidiuretic hormone help with

Answer 1

helps
regulate the amount of water in your
body

Question 2

what does antidiuretic hormone work to control

Answer 2

control the amount
of water your kidneys reabsorb as they
filter out waste from your blood

Question 3

what does high ADH levels cause

Answer 3

causes the body to
produce less urine

Question 4

what does low levels of ADH cause

Answer 4

results
in greater urine production

Question 5

when plasma osmolality is up what is it detected by

Answer 5

brain’s osmoreceptors

Question 6

what happens once plasma osmolality is up and it is detected by brain’s osmoreceptors

Answer 6

hypothalamus stimulates thirst and fluid intake

Question 7

one the hypothalamus stimulates thirst and fluid intake what happens to plasma osmolality

Answer 7

it goes down

Question 8

when volume is down what is it detected by

Answer 8

volume receptors

Question 9

once plasma volume drops and is detected by volume receptors what happens

Answer 9

goes to hypothalamus and then to pars nervosa posterior pituitary

Question 10

what does pars nervosa posterior pituitary do

Answer 10

releases ADH

Question 11

what does ADH do

Answer 11

renal water retention

Question 12

what happens after there is renal water retention

Answer 12

plasma osmolality goes down and plasma volume goes up