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NeTakaya
3 years ago
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illnesses can often lead to fever and dehydration. how might these symptoms affect a person’s cardiovascular system? A. Fever an

d dehydration increase body temp. and fluids, which decrease a person's heart rate and respiration. B. Fever and dehydration increases body temp. and fluids decreases the amount of fluids, which increases a person's heart rate and respiration. C Fever and dehydration increase body temp and decreases in the amount of fluids, which decrease the viscosity of the blood. D Fever and dehydration increases body temp and fluids, which increase the viscosity of the blood.
Biology
1 answer:
oee [108]3 years ago
4 0
If not mistaken the answer should be, B, because when the body is dehydrated you get hot flashes which boosts you body temp and your bodily fluids decrease (thats why your mouth gets really dry) and your heart rate goes dangerously high. I hope that helps some, have a good day!!
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