Antidiuretic Hormone Increases Fluid Retention When the Body Sweats and Decreases

question 99

Multiple Choice

Antidiuretic hormone increases fluid retention when the body sweats and decreases fluid retention when someone has drunk large amounts of water. This is an example of:

• A)positive feedback.
• B)negative feedback.
• C)neurotransmitter activity.
• D)solubility factors.
• E)enzymatic action.

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