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If a patient is in​ shock, why does his pulse​ increase? Question content area bottom Part 1 A. Because the heart is stunned B. Because the body produces caffeine C. Because of sympathetic nervous system
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If a patient is in​ shock, why does his pulse​ increase?

Question content area bottom
Part 1
A.
Because the heart is stunned
B.
Because the body produces caffeine
C.
Because of sympathetic nervous system stimulation
D.
Because the afterload has been reduced

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C. Because of sympathetic nervous system stimulation

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