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https://doi.org/10.1057/9780230287761and science of bedside medicine. This is not to imply, of course, that our grandparents did not know enough to take a drink of water to quench their thirst. Indeed they did—but often to their detriment! Drinking plain water in response to excessive sweating, for example, results in “heat cramps” unl

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Introduction: The Jamesian Balloone actually aqueous solutions of electrolytes. As we know, electrolytes dissociate into charged particles called ions, and in the instance of the body those of principal concern are the cations (positive ions) sodium (Na.), potassium (K.), calcium (Ca.), and magnesium (Mg.) and the anions (negative i

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The Personal, the Private and the Public of . water and electrolytes. In extreme cases all three factors are often askew. For instance, whereas in mild vomiting and diarrhea the imbalances relate to lost water and electrolytes, in protracted cases the pH also changes; that is, an excessive loss of acid (HCl) incident to vomiting incites a

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