Question 84
2 pts
Nephrogenic diabetes insipidus is a condition in which a person's kidneys have become
insensitive to ADH. In this condition, you would expect their urine to be
(more concentrated, more dilute) than normal. You would also
expected that the level of ADH in his/her blood to be
(higher,
lower) than normal. Would replacement ADH, as a medication, be helpful in this case?
(yes, no)
Question 85
2 pts
What inhibits the Wolffian duct from developing in females?