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7/ Why would fluid shift from the interstitium? Baroreceptors sense a drop in arterial and venous pressure leading to an increase in sympathetic tone. This increase in tone leads to arteriolar vasoconstriction leading to decreased capillary pressure.

6/ To understand why, think about what causes fluid to move out of a cell: an increase in ECF concentration. When you bleed whole blood, the ECF concentration does not change. There is no reason for fluid to move out of cells. Instead, the fluid comes from the interstitium.

5/ The shift can't be from the intravascular space because that's where we're hoping to shift fluid into. It isn't the intracellular space either...

1/ Why do patients with acute hemorrhage become anemic? I've spent way too much time recently thinking about this question. The explanation may seem obvious (if someone losses blood, they become anemic from, well, blood loss!), but the mechanism is far more interesting...

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