In providing fluid therapy for the head injury patient with a delayed capillary refill, diminished level of consciousness, and other signs of shock, the fluid should be administered:
A) slowly so as not to raise ICP any higher.
B) aggressively with two IVs of five percent dextrose and water.
C) aggressively with two large-bore IVs of an isotonic solution.
D) slowly so that the head injury does not bleed more profusely.
Answer: C
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