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25. According to the National Institute of Health, shock happens when blood pressure drops and blood and oxygen flow decreases to your organs and tissues. Causes of shock include internal or external bleeding, dehydration, burns, or severe vomiting and/or diarrhea. All of these involve the loss of large amounts of body fluids. Shock often accompanies injury.

Why would the loss of large amounts of body fluids result in low blood pressure?

A. It will decrease blood volume, increasing the flow rate of blood.
B. It will increase blood volume, increasing the flow rate of blood.
C. It will decrease blood volume, reducing the flow rate of blood.
D. It will increase blood volume, reducing the flow rate of blood.

Answer 1

C. It will decrease blood volume, reducing the flow rate of blood.

There will be less blood to go around.

Answer 2

When shock happens , it will drop down the blood volume as well as reducing the flow rate of blood.

What is shock?

• Hypovolemic shock is a hazardous disease that occurs when your body loses a significant amount of blood or fluids all at once.

• Your blood volume, or the amount of blood flowing in your body, decreases as a result of this. It's also called as low-volume shock because of this.

• This drops your blood volume, the amount of blood circulating in your body.

Hypovolemic shock can also manifest as:

• a fast heartbeat
• Breathing quickly and shallowly
• Feeling sluggish
• Being exhausted
• Is it wooziness or confusion
• Peeing seldom or not at all
• Blood pressure that is too low
• Skin that is cool and clammy

Hence, the correct option is C.

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