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This is a BS question - I still picked the “right” answer because nothing else made sense, but this is not how this happens in real life. Having taken care of a million of these patients, they’re not trying to fake a disease or symptoms -> they’re thirsty and selfish with no ability to regulate their own behavior, and they throw temper tantrums and ring the call bell all day long asking for water - they’re definitely not hiding their water consumption. I’ve even seen people get desperate enough to drink out of the toilet because they’re “dying of thirst.”