MAGY17
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HELP
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| MAGY17
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THANKS
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| dr19
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1-A
2-B
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| brooklynmed
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I agree with 1 but wouldn't 2 be D.....dehydrated baby increases Na concentration. Increase aldosterone will dump some of the potassium??
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| alzheimer
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D..I Think SIADH
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| mozzy
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SIADH, would cause less urine and hyponatremia..so cannot be d
He is pissing too much (urine osmoloarity is low) and has hypotension, tenting of mucous membranes etc-dehaydrated (high Na)
my answer 2c
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| sherry39
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| dr9576
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