Vomiting or diarrhea

a) causes fluid to be pulled from between the cells in every part of the body

b) causes fluid to leave the cell interiors

c) causes kidneys to raise the sodium concentration outside the cells

d) all of the above

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Bruno Schmitt

Biology

14 June, 14:41

Vomiting or diarrhea

a) causes fluid to be pulled from between the cells in every part of the body

b) causes fluid to leave the cell interiors

c) causes kidneys to raise the sodium concentration outside the cells

d) all of the above

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Jade Wright · Answer 1

D

Explanation:

Vomiting and diarrhea both lead to dehydration which means water is lost from all parts of the body. When water is lost, sodium concentration goes up because there is less water in the body for the same amount of sodium.

Vomiting or diarrheaa) causes fluid to be pulled from between the cells in every part of the bodyb) causes fluid to leave the cell interiorsc) causes kidneys to raise the sodium concentration outside the cellsd) all of the above

Vomiting or diarrhea

a) causes fluid to be pulled from between the cells in every part of the body

b) causes fluid to leave the cell interiors

c) causes kidneys to raise the sodium concentration outside the cells

d) all of the above