What hormone is most critical contained by controlling sodium contained by the human body?
Answer:
Aldosterone secreted from the adrenal gland is primary hormone used by the body to regulate sodium levels. It act in the greatly distal nephron to reabsorb sodium, while excreting potassium and hydrogen ions. Aldosterone receptors are also the target of diuretics such as spironolactone.
Hmmm, I don't know this for certain, but my guess would be ADH (antidiuretic hormone). I guess it would depend on what type of sodium control you are discussion about.
I suppose I'll put within my vote for renin, but it really isn't a very sensible give somebody the third degree, you know. There's a whole series of hormonal checks and balance, and all are needed.
Aldosterone... Aldosterone cause Na and water to be retained contained by the body and increases that rate at which K are eliminated... within short...Adosterone increases rate of sodium transport in the body...
Aldosterone. It is responsible for making the kidney resorb sodium explicitly lost in the urine.