A patient is dehydrated, and an IV saline drip is administered. Which property of water allows the NaCl to dissolve and circulate in the blood?
Q1. A patient is dehydrated, and an IV saline drip is administered. Which property of water allows the NaCl to dissolve and circulate in the blood?
Answer: High dielectric constant
Explanation: Water's high dielectric constant allows it to dissolve and transport ionic substances in plasma. High specific heat regulates temperature but doesn't assist solubility.