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    In the Kidneys, the Hormone That Increases the Reabsorption of Calcium
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In the Kidneys, the Hormone That Increases the Reabsorption of Calcium

Question 126

Question 126

Multiple Choice

In the kidneys, the hormone that increases the reabsorption of calcium ions is:


A) ADH
B) ANP
C) aldosterone
D) parathyroid hormone

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