[Solved] As urine flow increases during osmotic diuresis:

Q.	As urine flow increases during osmotic diuresis:
A.	the osmolality of urine falls
B.	the osmolality of urine increases
C.	the osmolality of urine approaches that of plasma
D.	the osmolality of urine is unchanged
E.	the osmolality of urine depends primarily on other factors
Answer» C. the osmolality of urine approaches that of plasma

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