The management of fluid and electrolytes in the extremely low birth weight infant is an ongoing challenge during the first week of life. Each infant is different in their fluid and electrolyte ...

The amount of intracellular fluid can be taken as a measure of cell mass (body solids) so that increasing ICF volume indicates cell growth (TBW-ECW = ICW). Singhi and coworkers [60] showed a ...

Two new clinical trials together involving nearly 30,000 patients support previous observational evidence that the most common solution used for intravenous fluid therapy in the world is ...

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Here are a few functions of electrolytes and why they are so important. If you are rapidly losing or consuming fluids and are experiencing any of these symptoms, contact your doctor, as long-term ...

All types of fluids lost contain electrolytes in varying quantities, so fluid loss is always accompanied by some degree of electrolyte loss. This is referred to as silent dehydration ...

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The body needs a balance of water and electrolytes—minerals required for basic metabolic functions and chemical reactions, ...

Electrolytes are key to hydration, mainly because they enhance fluid retention. “Having more electrolytes can trigger more ...

The Fluid and Aerodynamics Research Group addresses challenges arising from the fundamental nonlinearity of fluids, and their interaction with the natural and human environment. We are building on a ...

IT is not often that a reviewer, who has read through the first edition of a book, finds it worth while to do more than glance through a second edition, in order to discover and review the new ...

This fluid is called extracellular fluid (ECF). Interestingly, the amount of water in the ICF and ECF is affected by their concentration of electrolytes, especially potassium and sodium.