A Common Cause of Increased Insensible Fluid Loss Is Increased

question 23

True/False

A common cause of increased insensible fluid loss is increased perspiration secondary to fevers due to infection.

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Definitions:

Externality

In economics, a cost or benefit resulting from an activity that affects individuals or entities who did not choose to be involved in the situation.

Causal Attributions

involves the process by which individuals assign causes to behaviors and events, affecting how they perceive and react to situations.

Basic Model

A simplified representation or prototype that serves as the starting point for understanding complex systems or concepts.

Internal And External

Describes factors or influences that originate from within an entity (internal) or from the outside environment (external).