Mr. F has taken in a lot of fluid and put out very little. During this period his heart rate has increased a little and his blood pressure has decreased a little. What do you infer from this? Select the best answer. A. His body is reducing his high blood pressure. This is a good thing. B. There isn't any problem, the clients blood pressure and heart rate are both within normal rangesC. His body is increasing blood osmolarityD. His body is raising blood pressure by both increasing blood volume with all this fluid intake and increasing heart rate. Something may be wrong with his blood volume. E. His increased fluid intake must be a response to blood osmolarity because his blood pressure is normal.

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Aidan Morales

Physics

2 January, 14:20

Mr. F has taken in a lot of fluid and put out very little. During this period his heart rate has increased a little and his blood pressure has decreased a little. What do you infer from this? Select the best answer. A. His body is reducing his high blood pressure. This is a good thing. B. There isn't any problem, the clients blood pressure and heart rate are both within normal rangesC. His body is increasing blood osmolarityD. His body is raising blood pressure by both increasing blood volume with all this fluid intake and increasing heart rate. Something may be wrong with his blood volume. E. His increased fluid intake must be a response to blood osmolarity because his blood pressure is normal.

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Arianna Barber · Answer 1

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What can be infer from Mr. F situation is that his body is raising blood pressure by both increasing blood volume with all this fluid intake and increasing heart rate. Something may be wrong with his blood volume.