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    The Risk of Developing Hyponatremia Is Greater If the Marathon
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The Risk of Developing Hyponatremia Is Greater If the Marathon

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The risk of developing hyponatremia is greater if the marathon runner


A) finishes the race more quickly (i.e. ,<3 hours) .
B) consumes less fluid than the amount of sweat loss.
C) consumes large amounts of hypotonic fluids.
D) consumes snacks and fluids containing sodium.

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