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After traumatic brain injury, a patient is noted to be hyponatremic. He also has decreased urine output and an elevated mean arterial blood pressure. What is the most appropriate initial treatment for this patient? Fluid restriction Vasopressin replacement Sodium supplementation Fluid bolus for rehydration
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