Respuesta :
The question is missing some details. Nevertheless, here are the answers.
1. Renin: created by juxtaglomerular cells.
2. Renin: goes to Angiotensin II formation in the blood.
3. Angiotensin II: leads to vasoconstriction in systemic arterioles to grow peripheral resistance.
4. Aldosterone: concealed by adrenal cortex in reply to Angiotensin II.
5. Angiotensin II: rouses posterior pituitary to discharge Antidiuretic hormone.
6. Aldosterone: aims kidney tubules to surge sodium reabsorption.
7. Antidiuretic hormone: aims kidney collecting ducts to rise water reabsorption.
8. Antidiuretic hormone: released in reply to decreased osmolality in the hypothalamus.
1. Renin: created by juxtaglomerular cells.
2. Renin: goes to Angiotensin II formation in the blood.
3. Angiotensin II: leads to vasoconstriction in systemic arterioles to grow peripheral resistance.
4. Aldosterone: concealed by adrenal cortex in reply to Angiotensin II.
5. Angiotensin II: rouses posterior pituitary to discharge Antidiuretic hormone.
6. Aldosterone: aims kidney tubules to surge sodium reabsorption.
7. Antidiuretic hormone: aims kidney collecting ducts to rise water reabsorption.
8. Antidiuretic hormone: released in reply to decreased osmolality in the hypothalamus.