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jeatrice

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Which factor increases water loss?
 a. physical activity only
 b. moist air only
 c. exposure to cold weather only
 d. physical activity and moist air
 e. physical activity and exposure to cold weather

Question 2

Symptoms of dehydration include _____.
 a. decreased heart rate
  b. hypertension
  c. vomiting
  d. increased body temperature
  e. a headache



javimendoza7

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Answer to Question 1

e

Answer to Question 2

d



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