Please ASAP. THankyou. Question 17 If you completely inhibit the Na+/K+ ATPase, which of the following would you most likely observe?     Decrease in Na+/Ca++ exchanger activity       The Nernst potential for K+ would become more positive       Intracellular Na+ concentration would increase       All of the above

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