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What test result would show that a patient has nephrogenic diabetes insipidus, after being given an ADH replacement:
1.Plasma osmolarity goes up, and urine osmolarity went down or stays the same
2.Plasma osmolarity went down, and urine osmolarity goes up
3. Both plasma and urine glucose went down
4. Plasma glucose went up, and urine glucose went down
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