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at 10:26 p.m. Jan, 29, 2026 ]
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Shouldn't this include (assuming ADH is present)? Aldosterone only doesn't increase osmolarity with ADH, otherwise, osmolarity increases..?
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Details seem largely covered in the Extra field; additionally, there are no testable conditions in which ADH would not be present in the body
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This forces more fluid into the blood and raises BP.
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Aldosterone increases salt reabsorption but also increases volume because with every sodium that is absorbed, a water molecule follows. Therefore, it doesn't affect osmolarity but it does increase total amount of salt in the blood.
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