3 decreases Na+ reabsorption from the kidney tubule 4 increases urine formation relaxes smooth muscle in blood vessels increases Na+ reabsorption from the kidney tubule primarily acts to increase water reabsorption increases cardiac output AND constricts blood vessels 1. norepinephrine 2. ANP 3. angiotensin II 4. none of these
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Norepinephrine primarily acts to increase water reabsorption and constricts blood vessels. It does not decrease Na+ reabsorption from the kidney tubule or increase urine formation. Therefore, it does not match any of the given statements. Show more…
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