11. An increase in atrial pressure results in which of the following? a. Increase in sodium excretion b. Decrease in plasma ANP C. Increase in plasma angiotensin Il concentration d. Increase in plasma aldosterone concentration ADH

11. An increase in atrial pressure results in which of the following? a. Increase in sodium excretion b. Decrease in plasma ANP C. Increase in plasma angiotensin Il concentration d. Increase in plasma aldosterone concentration ADH

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11. An increase in atrial pressure results in which of the following?
a. Increase in sodium excretion
b. Decrease in plasma ANP
c. Increase in plasma angiotensin II concentration d. Increase in plasma aldosterone concentration
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