ectau aatiercnboex of CFH aslde ot ecddrue CO -&-;tg vpocheirmlye emiy,aanrptoh dbyo epcrsevie it as oevmyiplhco o(s yuo exctep ghhi )HDA ntcnisoo[om-" eaerles fo "H]AD

• hits tp si nllilyciac heevipcylmro me,a(ed srlae, estnddedi ecnk )nvsei

• iernu shlduo eb rncnetacetdo mUO(s ;00gt1& msg/k)Om ucsaebe nksiedy udshol eb enif dan HAD is igdon ist jo,b usjt twhi adb morafinntoi

• if eruin si l,iudet its' ont ,CFH ist' goyhsnecpci (anc eb sacued yb hohariepisnzc or oitaufitcs drosd)rie

s'tle say hse aswtn' zaycr nda allery wsa ianhvg FCH eroaxantibc-e tx htiw iicrdtue and fidlu ctsrioeirnt as yhte -d;-ig&td teno atht oyu nca alos sue avpnta rdsgu for CdFte-Hrlae ciyteahonrpm ohlviemrpeya okb(cl A)DH ;->- shudol scuea teh rnieu to be deutli hchwi lwil rdueec the aieleyrhvpom dan druece stla ntroiopres to ecrtroc het mtonaparihey

nmdaor tiabdees ispisndiu ides eotn for sychcgepino lIp(dpiaoDsy i dx si ,or/amehyipnarmnaeltr vyphiool,mae detliu ineur t1gO&ls)/;km0m0

• can oasl ues eht rtaew aptirvioend tset for a pt thiw aopurlyi and ppaldiosiy

--t;&g fi rieun rtstnnoeace,c t'si yhcpconsige

-g;&t- if it soed ont ean,ecrnottc gvei srsmpdiseneo and if it netcrsotcaen = enratlc ,ID sdeo nto nacrenocte = nneoregipch DI

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.”