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Because the brain is inside the skull, the brain can only swell a small amount. What will happen to the pressure in the brain if water moves into it from the blood?
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Because the brain is inside the skull, the brain can only swell a small amount.

What will happen to the pressure in the brain if water moves into it from the blood?

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Answer:

increase

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Because the brain is inside the skull, the brain can only swell a small amount. What-example-1
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Answer:

Increase

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I just did the stem case

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