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hypotonicity

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hypotonicity
↓ Muscle tone; limp muscles


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The cytoplasmic granules exhibit constant, Brownian motion, due to swelling of the neutrophil--a result of hypotonicity.
Once the stimulus for free water retention was removed (exogenous DDAVP[R]), the patient began to excrete the large free water load as endogenous ADH secretion was suppressed by the plasma hypotonicity.
Several authors reported hypertonicity up to day 4-7, and then hypotonicity (Brismar, Aqeel, Brismar, Coates, Gascon, & Ozand, 1990; Feng, Chow, & Chan, 1986; Nord, van Doorninck, & Greene, 1991).
 
 
 
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