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The abnormalities associated with hyponatremia occur when

The abnormalities associated with hyponatremia occur when

a. sodium levels are high, but extracellular fluid levels are low.
b. sodium levels are low, but extracellular fluid levels are high.
c. both sodium and extracellular fluid levels are low.
d. both sodium and extracellular fluid levels are high.

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