Administration of which of the following therapies would be most appropriate for hypovolemic shock?

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Hypovolemic shock is characterized by a decrease in blood volume, so the most appropriate therapy would be fluid resuscitation with isotonic fluids such as normal saline to restore blood volume and improve perfusion. Vasoconstrictor and inotropic agents may be used in certain cases, but fluid resuscitation is the first-line treatment. 5% dextrose in water would not be appropriate as it does not provide the necessary electrolytes and volume expansion needed for hypovolemic shock.

Administration of Which of the Following Therapies Would Be Most