A patient is demonstrating a sign of blood pressure stabilization accompanied by a decreased urine output. What should the nurse explain is the body's mechanism responsible for this blood pressure stabilization?

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Renal conservation of sodium and water is the body's mechanism responsible for stabilizing blood pressure while also decreasing urine output. This mechanism helps to increase fluid volume in the body, leading to an increase in blood pressure.

A Patient Is Demonstrating a Sign of Blood Pressure Stabilization