Stuart was in a serious automobile accident and, in addition to breaking several bones, he suffered a deep cut that was bleeding badly. As he waited for help to arrive, it is likely that Stuart was beginning to experience
A. hyponatremia.
B. strong osmotic thirst.
C. strong hypovolemic thirst.
D. both hyponatremia and hypovolemic thirst.
Answer: C
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