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Combination of dehydration and high light exposure effects on PSII photochemistry in three Antarctic moss species. [PDF]
Ann BotGiordano D +3 more
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Understanding Clinical Dehydration and Its Treatment
Journal of the American Medical Directors Association, 2008 Dehydration in clinical practice, as opposed to a physiological definition, refers to the loss of body water, with or without salt, at a rate greater than the body can replace it.
John Morley, Larry Lawhorne
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Clinical Pediatrics, 2006
The following Brief Report was written by residents. A discussion follows. We invite any resident to submit such articles, together with commentary by a faculty member.
Seavvell, Jennifer B. +1 more
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The following Brief Report was written by residents. A discussion follows. We invite any resident to submit such articles, together with commentary by a faculty member.
Seavvell, Jennifer B. +1 more
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Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1975
The dehydration of tetracycline at the C-5a-C-6 position as a function of acidity was investigated at various temperatures. The rate was first order with respect to tetracycline and with respect to [H+]. Rate constants and an activation energy are reported. Tetracycline was unstable in dilute acid.
K D, Schlecht, C W, Frank
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The dehydration of tetracycline at the C-5a-C-6 position as a function of acidity was investigated at various temperatures. The rate was first order with respect to tetracycline and with respect to [H+]. Rate constants and an activation energy are reported. Tetracycline was unstable in dilute acid.
K D, Schlecht, C W, Frank
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JAMA, 2004
The ability to assess the degree of dehydration quickly and accurately in infants and young children often determines patient treatment and disposition.To systematically review the precision and accuracy of symptoms, signs, and basic laboratory tests for evaluating dehydration in infants and children.We identified 1561 potential articles by multiple ...
Michael J, Steiner +2 more
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The ability to assess the degree of dehydration quickly and accurately in infants and young children often determines patient treatment and disposition.To systematically review the precision and accuracy of symptoms, signs, and basic laboratory tests for evaluating dehydration in infants and children.We identified 1561 potential articles by multiple ...
Michael J, Steiner +2 more
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The Indian Journal of Pediatrics, 1954
1. This paper reports a study of 30 cases of dehydration of the combined water and electrolyte deficiency type. 2. A summary of the three types of dehydration is included. 3. The clinical and biochemical data in this study are discussed and analysed.
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1. This paper reports a study of 30 cases of dehydration of the combined water and electrolyte deficiency type. 2. A summary of the three types of dehydration is included. 3. The clinical and biochemical data in this study are discussed and analysed.
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