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    vitamins minerals enzymes and minerals. It is also low in sugar and fat. It can be used orally or used intravenously. It has almost the same chemical makeup of human blood. Coconut water is used to treat dehydration and malnutrition. Doctors also use coconut water to help treat diseases that cause dehydration such as dysentery‚ the flu‚ and cholera. Some professional sports teams have even began using it to rehydrate instead of commercial sports drinks. (Summer 2010/2011) Water helps to regulate body

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    Imci-Chn Notes

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    Community-Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (CIMCI) For WHOM? Community Children: ❑ One week to 2 months ❑ Age 2 months to 5 years Main Concerns: • Cough or Difficult Breathing (ARI) • Diarrhea • Malaria • Measles • Ear Infections • Malnutrition • Breastfeeding • Preventive Activities: Vaccinations & Vitamin A Algorithm: Check for Danger Signs Assess Main Symptoms Assess Immunization‚ Nutrition and feeding problems

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    Pyloric Stenosis

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    Patients with pyloric stenosis present with projectile vomiting in which they are still hungry afterwards. The infant will start showing signs of weight loss‚ dehydration and malnutrition. When my son had pyloric stenosis‚ he had some opposite symptoms that are unusual for infants. He had projectile vomiting‚ weight gain‚ dehydration and mild malnutrition. He was 12 weeks old when we got the diagnosis. They ran an ultrasound test for official confirmation. After confirmation they admitted

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    Fluid Volume Deficit

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    be altered. Fluid volume deficit is more commonly referred to as dehydration. Euvolamia is the term used to describe a state of normal body fluid (Welch 2010). Approximately 60 percent of a male’s body weight and 52 percent of a female’s body weight is fluid‚ which consists mostly of water and electrolytes. A reduction of only 5 percent in this fluid would result in a patient developing thirst and would be considered mild dehydration. 8-10 percent would cause hypertension‚ tachycardia‚ weak pulse

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    2000 METER ROW

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    in the urinary system which control a lot of your body functions such as electrolytes‚ water‚ and acid-base balances. 4. What is happening to Jim’s blood glucose levels just before the race? Because Jim has been sweating constantly this causes dehydration and has also because his blood glucose levels to drop. 5. Why is Jim’s mouth dry? Jim’s mouth is dry because his saliva glands started to slow down. Your body produces saliva to aid in digestion of food and when you’re putting stress on your body

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    The Importance of Water

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    Throughout the semester I have been introduced to a plethora elements‚ molecules‚ and bodily functions. As I began to assess an appropriate topic for this paper‚ water seemed to spark the most interest. While cell membranes‚ heredity‚ gene expression‚ evolution‚ cellular metabolism‚ and chemical reactions are all appealing‚ water is undeniably more relevant. I decided to dissect the article entitled‚ “Water: The Science of Nature’s Most Important Nutrient” In this article Len Kravitz Ph.D. discusses

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    Benefits from Water

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    Every system in your body depends on water. Lack of water can lead to dehydration‚ a condition that occurs when you don’t have enough water in your body to carry on normal functions. Even mild dehydration - as little as a 1 percent to 2 percent loss of your body weight - can sap your energy and make you tired. Dehydration poses a particular health risk for the very young and the very old. Signs and symptoms of dehydration include: Excessive thirst Fatigue Headache Dry mouth Little or

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    that hydrating the beer by adding electrolytes will provide more hydration than a normal beer. This extra ingredients will not kill the taste of the beer and those who want to enjoy a beer at the end of a hard labour day will not be at the risk of dehydration. This increased fluid retention will prevent hangovers. CUSTOMER NEEDS CORRESPONDING FEATURE BENEFITS Consumers want to adapt a healthier lifestyle Drink in a way that won’t affect their health Avoid hangovers Avoid Sickness Enjoy

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    Potato osmosis lab

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    Research Question: Which salt solution caused the sailor to die? Hypothesis: If the sailor drank the 40% salt water solution‚ then would die sooner‚ because the high amount of salt causes more dehydration. Variables: Independent- Salt Solution Dependent- Mass of Potato Control- Tap Water Materials: •Tap Water (50 ml for each cup) •Salt •Beaker •3 cups •3 pieces of potato •Scale Procedure: Step 1: Gather Materials. Step 2: Weigh each potato separately on the scale and record weight

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    What does Water do?

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    absorbing heat from your metabolism‚ as well as help lubricate the joints. Having water is a necessity‚ however there are complications if we drink too much and too little of it. Drinking too little water is dangerous because it can lead to dehydration. Dehydration can influence your mental functioning‚ your heart rate‚ and your ability to regulate body temperature and blood pressure. If you lose even 1 percent of your body weight in water‚ your physical performance is affected and you feel tired. If

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