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Chapter 37, Problem 10RQ
Drinking alcoholic beverages causes an increase in urine output. This most likely occurs because alcohol:
- inhibits ADH release
- stimulates ADH release
- inhibits TSH release
- stimulates TSH release.
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Chapter 37 Solutions
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