Parathyroid hormone (PTH)
A. stimulates kidneys to excrete Ca2+.
B. decreases blood Ca2+ levels.
C. allows the kidneys to retain Ca2+.
D. tends to inhibit osteoclasts.
E. increases Ca2+ excretion by the intestine.
Answer: C
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