Quiz: Control of Blood Water Potential
OCR H420 A-Level Biology
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Welcome! You've already explored how the kidney functions and the principles of homeostasis. Let's test your understanding of how blood water potential is controlled.
Which hormone primarily regulates blood water potential?
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Which of the following occur when blood water potential is too low? (Select all that apply)
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Osmoregulation is controlled by the release of {{blank0}}, which is produced in the {{blank1}}.
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What happens to the cells in the collecting duct when ADH binds to its receptors?
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Which factors influence the release of ADH? (Select all that apply)
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When water potential in the blood is high, less {{blank0}} is released, and the collecting ducts become less {{blank1}}.
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