How the parathyroid hormone increases the $Ca^+$ levels in the body.
How the parathyroid hormone increases the $Ca^+$ levels in the body.
- A
Acts on bones and stimulates the process of boneresorption.
- B
Stimulates reabsorption of $Ca^{++}$ by the renal tubules.
- C
Increases $Ca^{+2}$ absorption from the digested food.
- D
all of above.
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