The body's hydration can be affected by stress in all but one of the following ways: a) temperature b) osmolality of the blood c) heart rate d) secretion of large amounts of adrenaline

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The body's hydration can be affected by stress in all but one of the following ways:

a) temperature

b) osmolality of the blood

c) heart rate

d) secretion of large amounts of adrenaline

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I believe the correct answer is D.

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