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The correct answer is b. Osmotic hemolysis.<br /><br />Osmotic hemolysis occurs when a solution with a lower osmotic pressure than the osmotic pressure of blood is introduced into the bloodstream. This causes water to move into the red blood cells, leading to their swelling and eventual bursting or lysis.