Aldosterone and Renin Each Function to Promote

Q12: MATCHING<br>-A cation<br>A)30<br>B)75<br>C)150<br>D)600<br>E)Osmosis<br>F)Oral hydration therapy<br>G)Intracellular fluid<br>H)Extracellular fluid<br>I)Sulfur<br>J)Calcium<br>K)Vitamin D<br>L)Phytate<br>M)Phosphorous<br>N)Oxalate<br>O)Aldosterone<br>P)Parathyroid

Q20: MATCHING<br>-Crystalline structure of bone<br>A)30<br>B)55<br>C)100<br>D)350<br>E)600<br>F)1000<br>G)2000<br>H)Renin<br>I)Sulfur<br>J)Calcium<br>K)Vitamin D<br>L)Magnesium<br>M)Phosphorous<br>N)Oxalate<br>O)Aldosterone<br>P)Parathyroid hormone<br>Q)Hydroxyapatite<br>R)Antidiuretic hormone<br>S)Potassium

Q21: Explain the relationship between dietary sodium and

Q23: In a healthy individual with a daily

Q24: MATCHING<br>-Recommended minimum water intake (in mL) for

Q26: Almost all (99%) of the calcium in

Q27: What are the major sources of sodium

Q28: Ions that carry a positive charge are

Q29: _ is found not only in bones

Q30: Normally, what is the relationship of the