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11)
A
Metabolic acidosis
Results are consistent with metabolic acidosis .
HCO3 is base and base is decreasing and is due to to metabolic electrolyte .
12 )
A
In case of volume depletion .
Decrease renal blood flow
Resulting in increase renin
Increase AII
Increase aldosterone
Increase sodium ion
Increase osmolality
Increase ADH
increase water reabsorption
Question 11 (1 point) A patient is admitted to the hospital with dehydration and hypotension. Electrolytes...
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