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| star1
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Nephrogenic DI and answer is G
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| robin082006
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G increase ADH, increased serum osmolarity, decreased urinary osmolarity.
defect in V-2 receptor---> nephrogenic diabetes insipidus---> ADH always increases in defect of V-2 receptor.
Collecting tubules in this case do not response to ADH---> loss of water---> decrease in urinary osmolarity and increase in serum osmolarity.
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| DrVirgo
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Agree... Nephrogenic DI.
But in this case I thought ADH would be normal, not Increased... Anyway normal was not a choice...
Thanks.
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| nadiabarati
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ADH is increased, because receptors doesn't work so the body gets it as lack of ADH and then more ADH as compensation. This happens to all kinds of insensitive receptors.
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| drpkaur
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Agree it's G..
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| leen
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G..
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| DrVirgo
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You guys are right.. Thanks. 
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| waqastariq
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diabetes insipidus means... low osm urine... one criteria defined...
for nephrogenic: ADH increased posm increased... 
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| Cedrick
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Thanks
I was not sure
Choice G
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| Diego Casali
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