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International Journal of Sports Medicine, 1992
The rate of metabolic heat production during prolonged exercise may be increased to 15-20 times that at rest. Evaporation of sweat secreted onto the skin can effectively limit the rise in body temperature which would otherwise occur, but results in the loss of water and electrolytes from the body.
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The rate of metabolic heat production during prolonged exercise may be increased to 15-20 times that at rest. Evaporation of sweat secreted onto the skin can effectively limit the rise in body temperature which would otherwise occur, but results in the loss of water and electrolytes from the body.
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2006
Abstract Surgical patients require careful attention to their fluid balance. Several factors alter fluid and electrolyte requirements. Patients who are nil-by-mouth after major surgery cannot depend on thirst to regulate body fluids. They rely solely on i/v fluids to maintain their fluid balance.
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Abstract Surgical patients require careful attention to their fluid balance. Several factors alter fluid and electrolyte requirements. Patients who are nil-by-mouth after major surgery cannot depend on thirst to regulate body fluids. They rely solely on i/v fluids to maintain their fluid balance.
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