27.Eating the contents of an entire salt shaker (everydayfor a week) would causewhichofthefollowingphysiologiccompensations/adjustments?A. increased urinary sodium chloride excretionB. decreased urinary sodium chloride excretionc. increased ADH releaseD. Both A & C are correct.E. Both B & C are correct.

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Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)

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