Radiohead and specific gravity

I am in fundies right now. I just took my second exam covering fluids and electrolytes, bowel and urine elimination, and nutrition.

Earlier I BLASTED “High and Dry” by Radiohead because when urine specific gravity is high, the patient is dry, hence high and dry.

I definitely got like 3 questions right because of this!

I wanted to post this here to help my fellow radiohead fan nursing students out.

And if by some bizarre reason Thom York is reading this, thank you!