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    Aim of the study To determine the short - term effects of dehydration (oral breathing) and subsequent rehydration (steam inhalation) on acoustic measures of voice. Objectives of the study The objective of the study is to study the changes in voice related to two different conditions: hydration and dehydration. a. Whether steam inhalation and oral breathing will have an effect on Fundamental frequency (F0) of the voice b. Whether steam…

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    Hyperemesis Gravidarum

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    Hyperemesis Gravidarum Definition: • Also known as morning sickness; Extreme, excessive, and persistent vomiting in early pregnancy that may lead to dehydration and malnutrition. It is associated with weight loss of more than five percent of the woman’s pregnancy weight. It affects about one in every 300 pregnant women. It is most common in first pregnancies, women carrying multiple fetuses and young women. It usually desolves itself by the 20th week of gestation. Cause: • The body produces…

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    Hypovolemic Shock

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    the rest of the body, vital organs begin to shut down, eventually leading to death. It is because of this reason that it must be treated as a medical emergency. This form of shock can be caused by a variety of factors which include hemorrhage and dehydration. With prompt treatment and correction of underlying condition, the prognosis for this condition is good (Work, 2013, pp. 814)…

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    Patient C is an 18 year old healthy female. She has great difficulty producing a very small volume of urine, despite the fact that she has not urinated since the morning. It is discovered that she has only had one donut and two cups of coffee all day. The patient’s urine is an orange/ yellow colour and is very dark, however there is no odor exhibited from the urine, it also has a pH of 6.0. The patient’s urine has no glucose, protein, ketones, bilirubin, or nitrite. There is also no evidence of…

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    Aerobic Exercise Essay

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    including sort 2 diabetes and hypertension 5. Fluid loss because of PA is a day by day event for people. Without substitution this fluid loss can prompt a condition of dehydration. With the methodological scores of the proof considered in this audit observed to be of good standard, the lion's share of research recommends that dehydration detrimentally affects physical execution, with the potential special case of exercises enduring under 15 s. This is obvious…

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    workout supplement promises to replenish water lost during exercise, along with the essential electrolytes and trace minerals that are also lost through sweating. This review takes a look at the product and how effective it has proved in battling dehydration and boosting the performance of fitness routines. About the Supplement Gnarly Hydrate is manufactured by Gnarly Nutrition, the well-known producer of natural sports drinks and other revitalizing supplements. It comes in several flavors…

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    When Would You Administer Mannitol? Mannitol is a diuretic. It has many uses. It is most commonly used to increase urine production and flush the kidneys. It can, also, be used to decrease swelling and pressure inside the eye or around the brain. Another use is the elimination of toxic substances, such as aspirin, barbituates, bromides, and carbon monoxide from the body. First, mannitol can perform all of these functions because it is a diuretic. This means that the addition of it to…

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    decrease in blood volume causing dehydration. The blood pressure is affected due to the changes in blood volume within the cardiovascular system. The severe dehydration causes less blood for the heart to pump, thereby reducing cardiac output and blood pressure. Cardiac output is made up of two components, heart rate and stroke volume. Therefore, decreasing in cardiac output also causes the decreasing in the heart rate and also the stoke volume. Moreover, the dehydration…

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    turn decrease the amount of water in the body. Water is saved and lost in the body for a variety of reasons, the main ones being dehydration, water overload and exercise or injury. Water overload and exercise and injury will increase the rate the body loses water. When the body experiences a water overload in will work in the opposite way to when it experiences dehydration and increase blood pressure and also increase the glomerular filtration rate so that more water is lost in urine. When…

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    to serve soft drink as a main drink. However, I strongly believe that people should stop drinking soda. There are three good reasons to support my opinion. It’s better for your health risks, it’s consider about your teeth and it helps to prevent dehydration. First, let’s think about the health risks such as obesity. It’s a fact that for most people, a single can of soda contains a lot of sugar which is 10 teaspoons of sugar. This is pretty sure that someone can easily get an obesity when there…

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