BLOOD AND OTHER BODY FLUIDS.
No abstract available.
BODY COMPOSITION IN PREGNANCY.
Concern over the influence of pregnancy-related alterations in hydration has prompted questions regarding the accuracy of using standard methods of determining body composition. We sought to investigate whether differences exist between body composition determined at 30 weeks and 39 weeks of gestation and postpartum, when measured by both bioelectrical impedance and hydrostatic weighing. This preliminary [...]
ERYTHROCYTE HYDRATION IN NORMAL HUMAN PREGNANCY.
OBJECTIVE--To determine whether the fall in plasma osmolality in normal human pregnancy resulted in cellular overhydration. DESIGN--The changes in erythrocyte hydration, potassium and total osmoles in response to a decrease in osmolality in vitro and associated with the fall in plasma osmolality in normal pregnancy were determined. SUBJECTS--Fifty-one women were studied serially during pregnancy and [...]
SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS OF DESERT DEHYDRATION
No abstract available.
SALIVA FLOW RATE, TOTAL PROTEIN CONCENTRATION AND OSMOLALITY AS POTENTIAL MARKERS OF WHOLE BODY HYDRATION STATUS DURING PROGRESSIVE ACUTE DEHYDRATION IN HUMANS.
OBJECTIVE: To identify whether saliva flow rate, total protein concentration and osmolality are sensitive non-invasive markers of whole body hydration status, we compared changes in these parameters with changes in body mass during progressive acute dehydration. DESIGN: Twelve euhydrated males reported to the laboratory following an overnight fast and cycled on a stationary ergometer at [...]
WEIGHT REDUCTION BY SWEATING IN WRESTLERS, AND ITS EFFECT ON PHYSICAL FITNESS.
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WATER INGESTION INCREASES SYMPATHETIC VASOCONSTRICTOR DISCHARGE IN NORMAL HUMAN SUBJECTS.
A marked pressor response to water drinking has been observed in patients with autonomic failure and in the elderly, and has been attributed to sympathetic vasoconstrictor activation, despite the absence of such a pressor response in healthy subjects with intact sympathetic mechanisms. We investigated whether water drinking in normal subjects affected peripheral sympathetic neural discharge [...]
VOLUNTARY DEHYDRATION AND ELECTROLYTE LOSSES DURING PROLONGED EXERCISE IN THE HEAT.
The effects of water temperature (6 degrees, 22 degrees, 46 degrees C) and chlorination on voluntary dehydration (D), sweat electrolyte losses (SEL), and total body electrolyte losses (BEL) were studied in 12 healthy males during 6 h of intermittent tread