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A multi-spectral and hyperspectral image dataset for evaluating chemical traits and the water status of avocado, olive and grape through leaf dehydration under laboratory conditions. [PDF]
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The Application of the Vesikari and Modified Vesikari Severity Scores in Complicated Pediatric Gastroenteritis of Viral Origin: An Observational Study. [PDF]
J Clin MedSăsăran MO +6 more
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Statistical considerations in the pediatric simple triage score. [PDF]
Turk J Emerg MedGolcuk Y, Karakoyun ÖF.
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Is This Child Dehydrated? [PDF]
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 ...
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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.
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2009
Publisher Summary This chapter describes the dehydration, the removal of water by evaporation, from a solid or liquid food, with the purpose of obtaining a solid product sufficiently low in water content. The mechanism of water removal by drying involves two simultaneous processes, namely, transfer of heat for the evaporation of water to the food and ...
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Publisher Summary This chapter describes the dehydration, the removal of water by evaporation, from a solid or liquid food, with the purpose of obtaining a solid product sufficiently low in water content. The mechanism of water removal by drying involves two simultaneous processes, namely, transfer of heat for the evaporation of water to the food and ...
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Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, 1975
AbstractDie Dehydrierung von Tetracyclin (I) unter Bildung von (II) wird bei verschiedenen Temperaturen (30‐5 0°C) untersucht.
C.W. Frank, Kenneth D. Schlecht
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AbstractDie Dehydrierung von Tetracyclin (I) unter Bildung von (II) wird bei verschiedenen Temperaturen (30‐5 0°C) untersucht.
C.W. Frank, Kenneth D. Schlecht
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Archives of Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine, 1981
The article by Tejani et al in this issue (p 1000) makes two important points about hypernatremic dehydration. The first has to do with its incidence expressed as a proportion of all dehydrated infants admitted to the hospital for dehydration secondary to enteritis over a certain period.
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The article by Tejani et al in this issue (p 1000) makes two important points about hypernatremic dehydration. The first has to do with its incidence expressed as a proportion of all dehydrated infants admitted to the hospital for dehydration secondary to enteritis over a certain period.
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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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Rehydration or dehydration? [PDF]
Supportive Care in Cancer, 1994 The ability of medicine to prolong human life through the use of sophisticated technology has raised many ethical questions, notably those related to the issue of withholding or withdrawing nutrition and hydration from certain patients. Health care professionals have begun debating what criteria should be applied when treating patients who are not able
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