Hypernatremia (increased Na+) can result from:?

A. Decreased aldostrone secretion
B. Decreased Antidiuretic Hormone secretion
C. Compulsive water drinking
D. Excessive dietry potassium
Answers:
Decreased Aldostrone secrestion.

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B. Decreased ADH secretion. Low levels of ADH get you conserve sodium.
B - Decreased ADH - because ADH causes you to retain water, so low ADH (for example within diabetes insipidus) causes you to lose water. The most common motive of hypernatraemia is pure water loss. Source(s): PhD biochemistry, work in medical lab

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