Part A Hormones released in the heart cause water and sodium ions to be excreted into the urine in the kidneys cause the heart rate to slow down in order to ease the stress on the heart cause the respiratory rate to increase cause water and sodium ions to be retained in the blood when there has been a hemorrhage in the body
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