Select the incorrect statement 1.ANF promotes loss of Na+ thereby increasing urinary output 2.Drugs that block angiotensin II production are widely used to treat hypertension. 3.Dialysis is selective diffusion of nitrogenous wastes from dialysate to blood 4.Our lungs remove nearly 200 ml/min of CO2

Select the incorrect statement 1.ANF promotes loss of Na+ thereby increasing urinary output 2.Drugs that block angiotensin II production are widely used to treat hypertension. 3.Dialysis is selective diffusion of nitrogenous wastes from dialysate to blood 4.Our lungs remove nearly 200 ml/min of CO2

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Chapter41: Osmotic Regulation And Excretion

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