The correct answer is 1. rationale:Fluid shifts from the intravascular compartment into the abdominal cavity, causing hypovolemia. A rapid, thready pulse, which is indicative of shock, is a compensatory response to this shift. Decreased peristalsis is not likely to occur. After a paracentesis, intravascular fluid shifts into the abdominal cavity, not into the lungs. Increase in temperature is not thepriority; body temperature usually is not affected.