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Chapter 26, Problem 19RQ

When ADH levels rise, (a) the amount of water reabsorbed increases, (b) the DCT becomes impermeable to water, (c) the amount of water reabsorbed decreases, (d) sodium ions are exchanged for potassium ions.

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