NFS284H1 Lecture Notes - Lecture 9: Water Intoxication, Xerostomia, Hyponatremia

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Electrolytes, sodium, potassium, chloride, water balance, water comes from. Food: drink, metabolism, water is lost as, urine, evaporation. Fluid needs for physical activity: dehydration- decrease in blood volume, energy and nutrient needs for physical activity, prolonged exercise > 4 hours. Sodium is lost when there is prolonged sweating. If sodium is not replaced but instead an individual drinks a lot of water, this results in low levels of sodium in blood. Fluid from blood enters tissues- can cause swelling of brain: can cause disorientation, seizure, coma, death.

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