Angiotensin - II increases the blood volume by

Question

Angiotensin - II increases the blood volume by (A) Signalling PCT to reabsorb more NaCl and water (B) Stimulating adrenal gland to release aldosterone (C) By stimulating the release of ADH (D) More than one option is correct

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Angiotensin II stimulates: (i) Adrenal gland arrow Aldosterone arrow Uptake of Na +from DCT and collecting duct. (ii) Signalling PCT to absorb more water.

Q. Angiotensin - II increases the blood volume by

Signalling PCT to reabsorb more NaCl and water

Stimulating adrenal gland to release aldosterone

By stimulating the release of ADH

More than one option is correct

Angiotensin II stimulates:
(i) Adrenal gland $\to$ Aldosterone $\to$ Uptake of $N a^{+}$ from $D CT$ and collecting duct.
(ii) Signalling PCT to absorb more water.

Q. Angiotensin - II increases the blood volume by

Signalling PCT to reabsorb more NaCl and water

Stimulating adrenal gland to release aldosterone

By stimulating the release of ADH

More than one option is correct

Angiotensin II stimulates: (i) Adrenal gland → Aldosterone → Uptake of Na+from DCT and collecting duct. (ii) Signalling PCT to absorb more water.

Angiotensin II stimulates:
(i) Adrenal gland $\to$ Aldosterone $\to$ Uptake of $N a^{+}$ from $D CT$ and collecting duct.
(ii) Signalling PCT to absorb more water.