A doctor was caring for a male patient with high blood pressure. This patient was prescribed a medication by his physician, to lower blood pressure. The medicine increased sodium ion excretion into the urine. The mechanism of action for this drug interfered with production of:_________. Group of answer choices ANP ADH angiotensin II

A doctor was caring for a male patient with high blood pressure. This patient was prescribed a medication by his physician, to lower blood pressure. The medicine increased sodium ion excretion into the urine. The mechanism of action for this drug interfered with production of:_________. Group of answer choices ANP ADH angiotensin II

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