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What hormone is released from the kidney and stimulates conversion of angiotensinogen to angiotensin I?
 a. arginine vasopressin
  b. antidiuretic hormone
  c. renin
 d. pepsin
 e. aldosterone

Question 2

KL is a 45-year-old male admitted to the hospital with an infection. He is on PD secondary to congenital disease of the kidney. He does not have diabetes. HT: 6' WT: 170 pounds (77 kg) KL visits the dietitian. What information will the dietician most likely share with him?
 a. He has less of a dietary potassium restriction than he would on HD.
  b. His dietary phosphorus is unrestricted.
 c. His fluid intake must be output + 1,000 cc.
 d. He needs to limit protein of high biological value.
 e. He cannot consume any sweet fruits.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

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