Which of the following is an appropriate indicator that fluid volume deficit is resolving?
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Correct answer: Urine output > 30 mL/hr with stable BP
Adequate urine output and stable blood pressure suggest the restoration of intravascular volume, indicating resolution of fluid volume deficit.
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