The ultimate cause of death due to dehydration is a fluid/volume shift that cause: structural changes to cells and cellular proteins. Which of the following correctly describes the steps that lead to this lethal fluid/volume shift? Extracellular osm.pressure increases..which leads to an increase in total-body- water. Water then moves out of cells. A net water loss causes intracellular osm.-press. to decrease. Water then moves out o cells. A net water loss causes extracellular osm.-press. to decrease; total-body-water increases and fluid moves out of cells.

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The ultimate cause of death due to dehydration is a fluid/volume shift that causes
structural changes to cells and cellular proteins. Which of the following correctly
describes the steps that lead to this lethal fluid/volume shift?
50.
A. Extracellular osm.pressure increases..which leads to an increase in total-body-
water. Water then moves out of cells.
B. A net water loss causes intracellular osm.-press. to decrease. Water then moves out of
cells.
C. A netwater loss causes extracellular osm.-press. to decrease; total-body-water
increases and fluid moves out of cells.
D. A net water loss causes total-body-water to decrease and extracellular osm-press to
increase. Water then moves down its' concentration gradient (out of cells) into the
extracellular space.
Transcribed Image Text:The ultimate cause of death due to dehydration is a fluid/volume shift that causes structural changes to cells and cellular proteins. Which of the following correctly describes the steps that lead to this lethal fluid/volume shift? 50. A. Extracellular osm.pressure increases..which leads to an increase in total-body- water. Water then moves out of cells. B. A net water loss causes intracellular osm.-press. to decrease. Water then moves out of cells. C. A netwater loss causes extracellular osm.-press. to decrease; total-body-water increases and fluid moves out of cells. D. A net water loss causes total-body-water to decrease and extracellular osm-press to increase. Water then moves down its' concentration gradient (out of cells) into the extracellular space.
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