Without the force of gravity to pull bodily fluids downward, fluids tend to shift upward — toward the head.
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Without gravity, fluids shift toward the upper body Without gravity to pull fluids — like blood — down the legs, fluids shift toward the upper body, says Jennifer Fogarty, the head of NASA's Space Life Sciences Innovation.
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It can only be spread by contact with blood, semen, pre-seminal fluid, rectal fluids, vaginal fluids, and breast milk.
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The virus, first detected in Malaysia in 1998, is spread through infected bats' fluids or an infected patient's body fluids.
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The department was heavy with fluid dynamics experts; thus began Fincham's relationship with fluids, or, rather, the movement of fluids.
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Drinking fluids will diminish your headache and also bolster your immune response because your protein soldiers are conveyed via bodily fluids.
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The recent protocol modification slowed the rapid infusion of fluids in the first group, the "liberal fluids" arm of the trial.
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In order to prevent dehydration, the CDC suggests drinking plenty of fluids, such as water, sports drinks or oral rehydration fluids.
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Mucus and respiratory fluids might also allow the virus to survive longer than the laboratory fluids the researchers used for their experiments.
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"On top of that, it is IV fluids if she's not keeping food or fluids down," says Dean, who is not involved in Kate's treatment.
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Perhaps it's because menstrual pads, unlike tampons, bring the user into closer contact with their own menstrual fluids — one of the most despised fluids on the planet.
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" - Meg, 31 "Put down a towel for fluids.
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Where you may find it: Carbon tetrachloride, a clear liquid with a sweet smell, was once used in refrigeration fluids, aerosol propellants, pesticides, cleaning fluids, spot removers and degreasing agents.
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He says doctors gave him fluids ... now he's fine.
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Authors pointed to water withdrawals in areas with low water supplies, chemical or water spills, the injection of fracking fluids into wells with "inadequate mechanical integrity" and fracking fluids entering the groundwater supply.
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Shoot, they can't pay you enough for no body fluids.
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Supportive care, like fluids and rest, can help ease symptoms.
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BPA can exit our bodies through bodily fluids, primarily urine.
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It's just two tanks of stable fluids at room temperature.
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Fluids and rest: The universal cure for being too drunk.
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And bodily fluids or open wounds could carry those things.
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It also transports and disposes of fluids used in drilling.
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The dynamic fluids engine, how we captured the carbonation levels.
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He immediately received IV fluids and will also undergo bloodwork.
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Kelly wears the Chibis device to balance out his fluids.
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The virus is transmitted through contact with infected bodily fluids.
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Mr. Johnson said Prince had received fluids during his visit.
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These tiny larvae are briefly arboreal, feeding on tree fluids.
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STDs require direct contact with bodily fluids to spread infection.
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If vog worsens, stay indoors and drink plenty of fluids.
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She went to the local clinic and received intravenous fluids.
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Two canines were treated with fluids and another with Narcan.
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They are often treated by medical staff with more fluids.
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We've shared more bodily fluids from friendship than from sex.
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Lots of fluids can help, but you may need antibiotics.
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Replace brake and windshield fluids with formulas made for winter.
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A puddle of blood and bodily fluids surrounded his body.
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They were giving her fluids for her low blood pressure.
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They gave him intravenous fluids and medicine for the fever.
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They gave her fluids to replace the electrolytes she'd lost.
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I was given fluids and antibiotics for a chest infection.
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Since she was dehydrated, they also gave her intravenous fluids.
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Why would injecting fluids into sedimentary rock cause larger quakes?
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When caught early, it can be treated by replacing fluids.
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The rule, published last year by the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management (BLM), sets federal-land fracking standards regarding well-casing integrity, transparency of the fracking fluids and storage of the waste fluids.
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Complications can usually be avoided if a patient receives adequate supportive care, including good overall nutrition, sufficient fluids and, if needed, treatment for dehydration: replacement of fluids lost due to diarrhea and vomiting, WHO reports.
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Even then, there's no special medicine, just hospitalization with IV fluids.
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Oil and water contrast fluids were manufactured by France-based Guerbet.
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Masks help protect the wearer from air or fluids containing pathogens.
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People with norovirus should drink plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration.
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They also recommend drinking plenty of fluids to flush out bacteria.
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RP: You know, the fluids, maybe it would be a mess.
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And upon returning to Earth, the astronauts received saline IV fluids.
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For example, the infant's body had an abnormal accumulation of fluids.
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Number two is treating them really well with fluids and antibiotics.
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The heart is being tested for the presence of preservation fluids.
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It is spread via contact with bodily fluids of those infected.
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Remember the request about wiping down the newborn with mom's fluids?
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Precipitation during the winter might degrade your brake fluids, Haynes said.
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Instructions said to pour the fluids over the bird before reheating.
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There are few chances to drink fluids beyond pregame and halftime.
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Traditional rape kits aren't limited to collecting samples of bodily fluids.
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Someone gave him another shot of epinephrine and more IV fluids.
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Patients are advised to rest up and drink plenty of fluids.
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Authorities believe she chocked on fluids, causing her to stop breathing.
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Phil got an IV of fluids, his third of the week.
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Fluids with potassium (coconut water) or electrolytes (energy drinks) can help.
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Clariant makes aircraft de-icing fluids, pesticide ingredients and plastic colouring.
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An imbalance among the fluids led to physical or mental illness.
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Peanut butter and jelly can look like bodily fluids or innards.
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Women should aim to consume 2.7 liters or 91 ounces of fluids daily, and men, 3.7 liters or 125 ounces; an amount that includes all fluids and water-rich foods, such as fruits, vegetables and soups.
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Vasopressors can be administered early on, during or after the infusion of fluids; a new treatment guideline for hospitals says the drugs should be started within the first hour if patients aren't responding to intravenous fluids.
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"Soap is really important, especially when you're talking about bodily fluids, because [the fluids] can create a biofilm"—a thin layer of bacteria—"on your toy and protect the microorganisms within mucus or semen," Reynolds said.
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The goal of the trial is to determine whether it is better to limit fluids and start vasopressors — drugs that constrict blood vessels — quickly, or to use more intravenous fluids and postpone giving the drugs to patients.
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Ebola was incredibly deadly, and it spread through contact with bodily fluids.
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Cutting back on diuretics, giving fluids, or modifying other medications, can help.
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Treatment usually involves supportive care, or getting plenty of rest and fluids.
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If you suffer, try to increase the overall fluids you are consuming. .
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"They received emergency exams, fluids and other lifesaving veterinary treatment," she continued.
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The patients died after excess fluids accumulated in their brains (cerebral edemas).
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They describe their work in a new paper in Physical Review Fluids.
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Humans have always been drawn towards fermented fluids, according to this theory.
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They're a receptacle of dead skin, bodily fluids, bacteria, and sometimes bedbugs.
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She repeatedly collapsed and had to be put on emergency IV fluids.
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They described their work in a recent paper in Physics of Fluids.
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When you're done, keep drinking water to replace the fluids you've lost.
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Throughout Monday's game, trainers provided Strasburg with continual fluids on the bench.
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And finally, "wash your underwear separately from clothing containing other bodily fluids."
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Fluids shift to astronauts' heads; the left side of their hearts grow.
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Just because you're not hot doesn't mean you can skip the fluids.
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If, for you, "palatable fluids" include plain water, that's your best bet.
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Most engines have been stripped of invasive fluids and no longer run.
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Headaches are also likely to last longer if you're low on fluids.
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It is living downhill of the pond where fracking fluids are stored.
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"Pools of human blood and other bodily fluids" on the freezer floor.
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We'll also do condiments, for the hair bread, that incorporate your fluids.
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"Fluids are still moving through it," as seawater rushes through its crevices.
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The suspects' bodily fluids were found on Dykes' body, the source added.
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The nanoparticles form a membrane to keep the two fluids from mixing.
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Effects of cholera: The disease drains the body of fluids and electrolytes.
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Please remember to push fluids and get as much rest as possible.
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"He is responsive, getting fluids and receiving a checkup," Mr. Schwarz said.
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Diets high in magnesium, potassium and fluids also appeared to be protective.
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People who have diarrhea should also rest and drink plenty of fluids.
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With intravenous antibiotics and fluids, her symptoms have abated, the official said.
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With intravenous antibiotics and fluids, her symptoms abated, the spokesperson said Saturday.
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These services include all fluids in the vehicle and other routine maintenance.
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It can mean supportive care like giving fluids, oxygen or pain medication.
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When patients experience septic shock, current guidelines call for raising blood pressure by administering fluids within the first three hours of care, and then administering vasopressors within the first six hours if patients do not respond to fluids.
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Women who are pregnant or breastfeeding need additional fluids to stay hydrated, according to the Mayo Clinic, which noted that the Office on Women's Health recommends that women who breastfeed consume about 13 cups of fluids a day.
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He inserts a tube attached to a trocar, a long, sharp surgical instrument, to puncture the intestines, the stomach, the lungs and the bladder and suction out fluids and gases, replacing them with a stronger mix of embalming fluids.
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Soon enough, more rules were enforced, a ban on bodily fluids among them.
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They have found evidence of these fluids in high-energy particle collider experiments.
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Moreover, astronauts living in low gravity environments will also significantly affect bodily fluids.
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In 1974, tea accounted for 50% of the nation's daily intake of fluids.
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Pediatrician Mohammed Abdulmughni administers intravenous fluids to children in WHO tents in Sanaa.
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There is no specific treatment for measles, but fluids and rest can help.
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For someone who actively dislikes bodily fluids, I throw up quite a lot.
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Festivals are a den of filth, dirt, heat rash, questionable fluids, and drugs.
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He required immediate IV fluids after bring rushed to Angell Animal Medical Center.
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Have the oil changed, fluids checked, wipers inspected and changed out if needed.
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While most people find bodily fluids revolting, tears don't have the same effect.
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Beyond bodily fluids, allergens are the primary concern here, due to dust mites.
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Treatment involves taking in plenty of fluids, bed rest, and the prescribed antibiotics.
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That's a behavior that occurs when lighter fluids push into a heavier fluid.
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"We were conscious that DNA could make comparisons of body fluids," he says.
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Eyler describes Ozgood as a Tamagotchi-like experience, but with copious bodily fluids.
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The parents haven't been shy about logging Samuel Thomas' bodily fluids on Twitter.
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The fluids collide in midair, which is the central innovation of this approach.
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Although there are no special treatments, doctors recommend rest, adequate nutrition and fluids.
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Twins and other mysterious doubles abound, as do bodily fluids and environmental collapse.
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Kisangani, Democratic Republic of Congo Ebola spreads through direct contact with bodily fluids.
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Drink plenty of fluids Water is your friend when you have the flu.
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I see myself floating in my mother's womb, suspended in fluids and flesh.
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It was an extensive series of experiments with lights, fluids, powders and surfaces.
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Rather than absorb blood (and other fluids) like a tampon, cups collect blood.
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He received fluids in the clubhouse and recovered fully after a treatment session.
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Read This Next: Can You Change the Taste of Your Own Bodily Fluids?
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Programmers regularly faint at the sight of beating hearts, scalpels and bodily fluids.
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After receiving antibiotics, intravenous fluids and medicine for fever, he seemed to improve.
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A retinue of subspecialists searched for an explanation for this flood of fluids.
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Doctors recommend medicine to reduce pain and fever, and fluids to avoid dehydration.
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It's also important to self-isolate, rest, and take in lots of fluids.
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The best treatment is usually rest, fluids and a mild fever-reducing drug.
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Medics said they needed more of everything — bandages, antibiotics, fluids for IV drips.
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Getting plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration is the recommended treatment, Griffin said.
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The statement says Ginsburg's symptoms have subsided after "intravenous antibiotics and fluids" treatment.
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Drilling fluids from the Mariner East 2 pipeline have also spilled into waterways.
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The Descramble team was not the first to go digging for supercritical fluids.
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Barouch's team tested the body fluids of monkeys that received the inactivated virus.
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A girl who looked 11 or 12 was learning about non-Newtonian fluids.
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When my heart failed, the lining of my lungs filled up with fluids.
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Ebola is transmitted by close contact with bodily fluids, such as blood and semen.
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If the thermometer reads 104 or greater, fluids should be increased by 30 percent.
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The pregnant female was given intravenous fluids and taken to a hospital for treatment.
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According to USPS, shippers are not allowed to ship anything that contains body fluids.
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Gus has been given pain medication, antibiotics and fluids to help treat his injuries.
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Additional measures include cleaning the streets with bleach-spiked water to remove bodily fluids.
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It remains there for up to a month, feeding on blood and body fluids.
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Still, we know that bodily fluids, rotting food, and the like turn people off.
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These devices control the dispensing of intravenous fluids and medications, like painkillers or insulin.
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She was pumped with so many fluids she was swollen; she was really puffy.
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And how exactly does a lack of fluids lead to a full-on collapse?
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That's a side effect of microgravity, which causes fluids to shift in the body.
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It's important to keep up on your fluids in the desert, especially for seniors.
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Sound waves are already being used to mix and pump fluids in microfluidics devices.
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From an upside down position, all fluids are removed, and a cryopreservant is added.
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Canine Brucellosis can be transmitted to humans and other animals through contaminated reproductive fluids.
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I hope you're babying yourself and nursing that hometown hangover with plenty of fluids.
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Theories explaining thick fluids wouldn't explain the way that fibers cleanly detach after stretching.
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In 1981, Unruh discovered that Hawking's approximation scheme can also be applied to fluids.
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Well, at least it's not like those ads in which bodily fluids are blue.
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She wasn't drinking enough fluids and was afraid of getting cramps in her legs.
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Ebola causes diarrhoea, vomiting and hemorrhagic fever and can be spread through bodily fluids.
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He was charged with two misdemeanor counts of adulterating a substance with bodily fluids.
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The possibility of infection via body fluids could complicate efforts to contain the outbreak.
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Patients usually need to send fluids to a lab to test their HIV levels.
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It's not clear whether it can actually be spread through these bodily fluids, however.
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Crime scene investigators may collect hair, tissue, and even bodily fluids from a victim.
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She was five months pregnant, and the smell of the cleaning fluids nauseated her.
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The sharing economy is about sharing emotions and sexual fluids, not about sharing stuff.
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The researchers tested these bodily fluids in people with Zika and found active virus.
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This encourages the movement of metabolites and fluids out of the limbs post-workout.
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It is designed to suck out fluids, which flattens the pimple and reduces redness.
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Up in the I.C.U., we treated him gently with fluids and antibiotics and oxygen.
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The disease is spread by bodily fluids and becomes highly contagious when symptoms start.
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This encourages the movement of metabolites and fluids out of each limb post-workout.
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Justice Ginsburg's symptoms abated after treatment with intravenous antibiotics and fluids, Ms. Arberg said.
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The virus is transmitted in blood, feces and many bodily fluids, and by sex.
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The plan was to tap into reservoirs of supercritical fluids deep beneath the surface.
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IV bags can contain any number of ingredients, such as fluids, sugars and medications.
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Manager Buck Showalter said Davis was throwing up and administered fluids in a hospital.
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Each had at least one bullet wound and had been doused with incendiary fluids.
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In between feeds, Ludyina says, they're also fed electrolyte fluids to aid their rehydration.
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Jones was checked at a local hospital, where he was given medication and fluids.
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Ebola causes diarrhea, vomiting and hemorrhagic fever and can be spread through bodily fluids.
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Fluids leaked out of his blood vessels, a sign that his liver was failing.
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My doctor said I should go to the hospital emergency room and get fluids.
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On the MRI they were using, white signaled the presence of bones or fluids.
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Vaginal fluids likely aren't among the most breezy, casual topics in your conversational repertoire.
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Evans uses a range of fluids, including paint and honey, to create the effect.
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Cholera can kill because patients quickly lose their fluids through vomiting and watery diarrhea.
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Rescuers took the sea lion to their center, where they gave her fluids and treatment.
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"But we do see large amounts of the virus in amniotic fluids," Van Rompay said.
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CHARLES: As soon as you arrive in weightlessness, the fluids start shifting in your body.
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However, some people may become sick enough to need extra fluids, antibiotics and possible hospitalization.
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In 1941, the Russian mathematician Andrey Kolmogorov described the way energy "cascades" through turbulent fluids.
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One serval kitten, named Sammy, was near death and needed immediate subcutaneous fluids to survive.
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Steering fluids around might also help with the group's work in developing more powerful condensers.
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Studies continue to uncover new information about how long Ebola can last in bodily fluids.
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"We give them a small amount of fluids everyday to get them hydrated," Mirowski said.
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Getting plenty of rest and fluids and taking over-the-counter medicine can ease symptoms.
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However, the timing and amount of fluids or drugs is tricky for doctors to know.
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Hair, tissue, and fluids have become unfamiliar and alarming, fragments to be surveilled and investigated.
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Injecting fracking fluids into poorly constructed wells, so that gases or liquids affect the groundwater.
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"Kids who don't drink water are more likely to get their fluids elsewhere," Muth said.
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Ebola, which causes fever, vomiting and diarrhea, is spread through direct contact with body fluids.
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For that, doctors will turn to the combination of antibiotics and intravenous (IV) fluids, respectively.
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Hepatitis B is a sexually transmitted virus found in blood, semen, vaginal fluids and saliva.
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The CDC recommends rest and fluids, and treating any joint pain with medicines like acetaminophen.
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Although both planets are largely made up of fluids and gases, they have rocky cores.
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If she is very dehydrated, being in the hospital allows her to get fluids intravenously.
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It is spread through contact with bodily fluids and symptoms include vomiting, bleeding and diarrhoea.
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A Delta official said the dog was discovered with vomit and fluids in the cage.
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Almost every patient recovers within five days without treatment, though drinking extra fluids is recommended.
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Testing of other bodily fluids shows that his peak blood alcohol level reached up to .
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He's getting treatment that includes IV fluids and is expected to be released later today.
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That's why we've put together a list of doctor-recommended foods and fluids to help.
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There were no human or animal body fluids splashed on the floors, walls, or ceiling.
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Rather than using traditional tattoo inks, the fluids used by the MIT researchers are biosensors.
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The 30-year-old wants to "exchange thoughts before bodily fluids," according to her profile.
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Fluids are going to drip out of it, regardless of your level of Kegel fitness.
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On the floor, a condom glints, slick with bodily fluids and gritty with playground dirt.
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Consider buying: So be prepared to treat everything from home: Do you have rehydration fluids?
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There were also many tubes inside his body, pushing in fluids and taking others away.
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"It must be noted that the fluids are injected directly into human tissue," prosecutors wrote.
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In time, being a parent inures you to all sorts of bodily fluids and functions.
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Not all face masks will be equally effective in blocking or holding in body fluids.
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They generally start with fluids, which in small amounts are considered less toxic than vasopressors.
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Also continue to drink water or other fluids throughout your activity and for hours afterward.
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Frequently wipe down surfaces that may be contaminated by bodily fluids, including blood and stool.
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Ebola is passed largely through direct contact with an infected person's blood or bodily fluids.
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Scientists collect samples from fluids obtained from the lungs or nasal passages of infected patients.
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The patient was sent to a local hospital, where she was isolated and given fluids.
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But it turns out that all of his bodily fluids can cause harm as well.
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It's a fluid simulation using Web GL. It's essentially how fluids interact with each other.
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These people are coming in for fluids to get some relief from their flu symptoms.
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Sick dogs should be given fluids, rest and a proper diet, Dr. de Jong said.
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It is spread via contact with the bodily fluids of those infected, including the dead.
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And the fluids themselves wreak havoc on boreholes by destroying their liners and concrete plugs.
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The magnetic field is generated by the churning of electrically charged fluids at the core.
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The 86-year old justice was treated with intravenous antibiotics and fluids, and responded well.
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Both men appear frontally naked, set off powerfully against magnified specimens of their bodily fluids.
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Scientists will be comparing all of Kelly's bodily fluids to the fluids from his brother, hoping to tease out which of Kelly's health changes — from his gut bacteria to his cardiovascular system — were induced by space and which were the result of a genetic predisposition.
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High-risk contact was when someone was exposed to the patient's bodily fluids, and low-risk contact was a person who was not exposed to bodily fluids but provided medical care or was near the patient on a flight for at least an hour.
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The hospital will start the patient on fluids, rush a blood test, and perhaps start antibiotics.
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Treatment for rhabdomyolysis may include intravenous fluids and, in some cases, dialysis, according to the NLM.
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Welborn quickly noted that Poncho was suffering from severe dehydration — and depression — and administered IV fluids.
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What to do during a heatwave: It's important to stay hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids.
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Person-to-person transmission requires close, prolonged contact with contaminated bodily fluids like blood and semen.
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The effects of losing fluids and electrolytes through sweat have been studied for nearly 50 years.
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These births are gritty: There are fluids, things tear and bleed, faces contort in unspeakable pain.
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No moving parts, no messy fluids to pump around, no additional power sources to pipe in.
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Blood; and sweat; and other bodily fluids, all of which must be faked for maximum effect.
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The newspaper does not cite a reason for the hospital visit or the administration of fluids.
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If TSS is caught early, it can be treated with antibiotics and IV fluids, Dweck said.
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The babies who survive delivery require mechanical ventilation, medications, and IVs that provide nutrition and fluids.
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Bronchitis treatment consists of rest, drinking lots of fluids, and taking meds that can relieve symptoms.
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Ammonia smells like ammonia—you can easily pick it out of cleaning fluids and cat pee.
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The fatal disease is spread by bodily fluids and can spread rapidly in densely populated regions.
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The baby has to go to the NICU for IV fluids and care, and I'm devastated.
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He waves with his left hand, his right arm tethered to an IV providing gentle fluids.
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Secretly feeding children that aren't yours baked goods with your bodily fluids in them in gross.
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The culprit is something called capillary action, according to a new paper in Physics of Fluids.
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Vets think it can spread through airborne exposure and contact with bodily fluids or contaminated surfaces.
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Click ahead to check out all five colors in the new Naked Skin Highlighting Fluids collection.
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The ER team blasted her with antibiotics and fluids and eased her into an induced coma.
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But it turns out that, like most other body parts and fluids, it's teeming with bacteria.
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Any bodily fluids, secretions, illness, ailments are natural and are nothing to be grossed out over.
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Transmission of the disease occurs through contact with infected blood or other body fluids and tissue.
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Ebola causes vomiting, bleeding and diarrhea and spreads via contact with bodily fluids of the infected.
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The doctors adjusted his medications so that the excess fluids drained in a matter of days.
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Downing plenty of fluids will keep you comfortable, and possibly help your immune system function better.
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Several states, including Wisconsin and New York, forbid health care surrogates to stop food and fluids.
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With some rest and plenty of fluids, your immune system can kick the virus without medication.
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"Load up on fluids beforehand and during your time being exposed [to heat]," Dr. Ahn said.
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Very ill or unconscious patients lie in beds, their hospital gowns and sheets stained with fluids.
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If your own bodily fluids gross you out, you may want to consider a different product.
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She was unable to eat or retain fluids and was in an altered state of consciousness.
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The patient spent a week getting IV fluids, a variety of antibiotics and test after test.
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Just as with mild influenza, patients don't need special care, just lots of rest and fluids.
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They told me to go home, quarantine, drink lots of fluids and take lots of Tylenol.
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We are a far cry from the infantile way Hollywood wrings cheap laughs from bodily fluids.
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"Whisky and ink, whisky and ink, these are the fluids John Berryman needs," the article began.
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If it was just dehydration causing the hyponatremia, the boy's sodium should improve with these fluids.
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It's put together following a medical exam, and can include samples of bodily fluids and garments.
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The achiness and fever also signal that you need to start drinking a lot of fluids.
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From the moment burn victims arrive at the hospital, they are hooked up to intravenous fluids.
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They'd give him intravenous fluids and send him home with the diagnosis of a viral syndrome.
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The Checkup Instead of over-the-counter products, pediatricians recommend comfort measures like fluids and honey.
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A. Drink more fluids, consume less sodium and eat a diet that includes calcium-rich foods.
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The coronavirus is mainly transmitted by droplets from the bodily fluids of people with the disease.
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"Sometimes, I still have to go to the ER for IV meds and fluids," she added.
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Anadol turned the data into hypnotically moving fluids shown on a 20-foot-tall LED screen.
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These fluids seep into the gap created between the intended victim's shell to further weaken it.
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"Once you drain the original fluids, you won't even get your hands dirty," Mr. Williamsen said.
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One hurled a cup of urine, feces and other fluids at a psychologist working with her.
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"They also carry diseases, so people need to avoid contact with blowhole exhalant or body fluids."
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The substance has been found in the lung fluids of 29 patients suffering from the sickness.
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Only when the scientists stirred parental oral fluids into the mix did the young beetles thrive.
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He will work with Russian cosmonauts to monitor shifts in bodily fluids that occur in space.
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You'll want more fluids than just an eight-ounce mug of joe to get adequately prepped, though.
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Medical experts say it is important during heat waves to stay hydrated by drinking plenty of fluids.
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"You've also probably lost fluids through perspiration, so you need to rehydrate yourself," nutritionist Christy Harrison says.
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But there's another way you can replenish your fluids without drinking plain water: eat some hydrating foods.
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The pull-out method offers zero protection from the STIs you can get from pre-ejaculation fluids.
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If arousal didn't overpower our disgust toward bodily fluids and excretions, our species wouldn't have lasted long.
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And, obviously, pulling out doesn't guard you from sexually transmitted infections that are spread through sexual fluids.
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Johansson told CNN he admitted her and put her on an IV line, fluids and other treatment.
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Yang is an expert in the hydrodynamics of bodily fluids, such as digested food, blood, and urine.
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The pits, 6.5 miles outside of downtown, contain drilling fluids and refinery wastes dating to the 1940s.
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"His blood pressure kept bottoming out, so they were giving him a lot of fluids," Sutcliffe says.
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Very few animals can fire sulphurous fluids out of their bums to incapacitate their foes, after all.
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Medical supplies such as diagnostic tests, IV fluids, antibiotics, and isolation equipment should be procured quickly, right?
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"Really the bulk, if not all of it, is just getting adequate rest and fluids," Tosh says.
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They gave me fluids, anti-nausea medication, and a room with a view of the Wasatch mountains.
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"If someone leaves bodily fluids, it's up to me to clean," said an Uber driver named Jamie.
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I couldn't have paid thousands of dollars over and over again for ER visits and IV fluids.
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That treatment might include medications like antibiotics, administering oxygen or IV fluids, or being placed on dialysis.
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Layering sheer fluids and gels can deliver brilliant hydration and essential ingredients without making enlarged pores worse.
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ART reduces the viral load, or the amount of the virus in the blood and bodily fluids.
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Across all four states, 50 percent of spills were related to storage and moving fluids via pipelines.
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To help the recovery process, people affected with norovirus should drink plenty of fluids to prevent dehydration.
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The staff quickly pumped the marsupial full of fluids and cared for her as she sobered up.
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The decision reflects research that indicates Ebola can remain in the bodily fluids of survivors for months.
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You can imagine bodily fluids, leftover lunch drinks, and other liquids that'd provide substance for growing bacteria.
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" Mazen Kewara, Turkey country director for SAMS, said: "We have a huge need for fluids inside Aleppo.
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It is transmitted through contact with body fluids and patients risk death from cirrhosis and liver cancer.
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"That's just fancy talk for basically, fluids flow from hot to cold at an interface," Boreyko says.
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The combination of the two caused excessive fluids to accumulate in the patients' brains, resulting in death.
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Plus, the fluids found under the latch didn't demonstrate DNA from any other user of the car.
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She said the Puerto Rico study is the largest collection ever of bodily fluids from Zika patients.
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But in the meantime, here are ways you can find out if your body has enough fluids.
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That helps to minimize the spread of bodily fluids and tissues while researchers work on a specimen.
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The pipe can be used to transport oil, gas, slurry, steam or other fluids, liquids or gases.
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"If it helps you to stay hydrated and drink more fluids, it's a reasonable option," Larson says.
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Others had to be injected with rehydration fluids and in some cases antibiotics and painkillers, she added.
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It's unclear whether the virus was exposed to her male partner via vaginal fluids or menstrual blood.
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Aquamation uses lye, not acid, and similar fluids are flushed down the drain during the embalming process.
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It spreads through contact with bodily fluids and causes haemorrhagic fever with severe vomiting, diarrhoea and bleeding.
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It spreads through direct contact with bodily fluids or objects contaminated by someone ill with the disease.
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For several days after the drug is administered, my body's fluids will be toxic to other people.
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The upshot is that "High Life" swims with elemental fluids—breast milk, ejaculate, blood, and other secretions.
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A Canadian goose and a Ring-billed Gull received IV fluids after both displayed serious overdose symptoms.
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Similarly, to achieve 3 percent dehydration, which impairs cognition, individuals need to withhold fluids for 24 hours.
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The virus causes hemorrhagic fever, vomiting and diarrhea and is spread through direct contact with body fluids.
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The pressure from injected fluids can weaken faults, causing them to slip and the ground to shake.
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As he discovered, the pain-relieving remedy stains anything it touches—including bodily fluids—a bright orange.
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Right now he has a JP Drain, which drains the fluids off the wounds as they heal.
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During those hours, I would eat and drink fluids, though still mostly just Gatorade and protein bars.
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Instead, she is testing a diet rich in proteins and vegetables to help reduce excess body fluids.
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Their sense of wellbeing is directly linked to you exchanging fluids with your partner and creating life.
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She could recover in a week or even require medical care such as IV fluids and antibiotics.
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The unit makes chemicals that are used to make brake fluids and packaging materials among other things.
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PDV spreads via respiratory fluids when animals are in close contact on land or in the ocean.
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The below-freezing temperatures can cause a slew of problems, including deflated tires and frozen brake fluids.
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The rules mandate condoms or protection for any instance in which a performer might encounter bodily fluids.
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They did comment on how tired and dehydrated the boy was and started him on intravenous fluids.
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Ebola spreads in bodily fluids, including blood and diarrhea, and dead bodies can teem with live virus.
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She grabbed the IV pole, still dripping fluids into her system, and ran out into the hallway.
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Ms. Martin's son was discharged after staying overnight at the hospital, where he received fluids and oxygen.
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Ask Well Drink more fluids, consume less sodium and eat a diet that includes calcium-rich foods.
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It was like an Ebola treatment unit, but without as much disinfection because it's not body fluids.
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Yankees Manager Aaron Boone said Tanaka had received intravenous fluids and would be re-evaluated on Saturday.
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Ginsburg has been treated with intravenous antibiotics and fluids and her symptoms have abated, the statement said.
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The high-pressured injection of those fluids into the ground can weaken fault lines and trigger quakes.
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Definitively diagnosing Covid-19 requires detecting the virus that causes it, SARS-CoV-2, in bodily fluids.
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While the star is tugging, powerful digestive fluids are released from one of the animal's two stomachs.
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Flores was expected to remain in the hospital all weekend to receive more intravenous fluids and antibiotics.
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ICU patients on these fluids in the hospital also died at lower rates within the 30 days.
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There are also gains in the flow of the lymph fluids that bathe your legs&apos cells.
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Consume most fluids earlier in the day, drinking little in the evening to reduce nighttime voiding needs.
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Ebola spreads through contact with bodily fluids and causes hemorrhagic fever with severe vomiting, diarrhea and bleeding.
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Though they are disinfected with chemicals, they have tiny nooks where bodily fluids and bacteria can lodge.
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There were loose fluids near my organs, which might be a simple discharge but could be more severe.
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The enthusiast will go to great lengths to extract all fluids and excavate every orifice of the crustacean.
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It's easy enough to see why being grossed out by bodily fluids could make someone wary of vaccines.
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The viral disease spreads through contact with bodily fluids, causing hemorrhagic fever with severe vomiting, diarrhea and bleeding.
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Fluids redistribute themselves around the body and away from the legs, and for older astronauts, near vision deteriorates.
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But in today's society, it feels like so many old taboos are becoming normalized—religion, sex, bodily fluids.
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Kris says he was covered in fluids after the wreck, and he initially thought his dog was dead.
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The pump is indicated for use in administering drugs, blood and lipid products, antibiotics and other therapeutic fluids.
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He had her admitted to hospital, where with antibiotics, fluids and proper treatment she quickly recovered, he said.
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Patients diagnosed with the disease are advised to eat nutritious foods, drink plenty of fluids, and avoid alcohol.
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Centrifuges, which separate materials in fluids by spinning them at great speed, are found in medical labs worldwide.
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I wasn't spontaneously leaking body fluids or molting at work, but part of me wished that I were.
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It's common wisdom we've all heard when sick with a cold or the flu: Drink plenty of fluids.
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It's thought to spread through direct contact with body fluids or by drinking contaminated water, the CDC said.
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Purchase an anti-bacterial cleaner to apply to the toy after each use, and be careful with fluids.
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This dooms the prospects of monitoring glucose from the bodily fluids you can access without puncturing the skin.
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It is transmitted through bodily fluids and can be passed on with as little as a sweaty handshake.
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Drink milk enriched with Vitamin D. Sex or masturbation is surely necessary; gotta keep the fluids in motion.
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Because Ebola can be spread through direct contact with an infected person's bodily fluids, survivors were often stigmatized.
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At one point, when her friend could no longer drink fluids, Murphy snuck in a bottle of Kahlua.
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It's possible, but rare—the vast majority of STIs occur through sexual transmission via contact with bodily fluids.
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By the end of the drill, the journalists were breathing hard, covered in dirt and simulated bodily fluids.
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Diseases like HPV can be transmitted by skin-to-skin contact, or through fluids on shared sex toys.
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The sandal leaves the foot in a vulnerable position: cold, open, exposed to winds, fluids and to judgement.
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This increase in blood puts pressure on the area, which your body then normalizes by evacuating excess fluids.
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This means by consuming electrical energy, we can provide a cooling effect without any fluids or moving parts.
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Instead, the copper wire that wraps around them releases copper ions into the surrounding fluids of your uterus.
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Investigators linked Gaeta to the murder after matching his DNA to fluids recovered from the young girls' remains.
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Like space-time, fluids appear continuous on large scales even though deep down they're made of discrete atoms.
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Save your strong chem fluids to combine with gunpowder, which creates 10 handgun bullets with enhanced stopping power.
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There are also options to track fluids, and other symptoms some women may get, like headaches and cramps.
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During labor and delivery, a newborn can also contract HIV through exposure to infected blood and bodily fluids.
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" But as Travers points out: "Alcohol is a diuretic, meaning you urinate more so you absorb less fluids.
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We were told that she should take it easy, drink plenty of fluids, and not lift anything heavy.
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NOTES: Celtics G Avery Bradley was hospitalized with a stomach bug to receive fluids and missed the game.
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It shouldn't be overly congested with blood, or swelling with water or other fluids that might build up.
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Your kidneys, of course, keep your body regulated by balancing fluids, and removing waste products from the body.
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We're told docs found Tom to be in stable condition and he's been given fluids through the night.
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Nerdland has a juvenile fascination with body parts and body fluids, and at times, it's openly stomach-churning.
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More specifically, doctors don't know how long the virus can reside in bodily fluids, such as male semen.
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This is accomplished through such methods as whipping patients' feet, spitting holy fluids into their mouths or praying.
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The order of the rehydration fluids would be randomized and the results would be broken down by sex.
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Though that may sound difficult to achieve, the fluids can come from many sources besides water, including food.
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And then, because of the way zero-G works, bodily fluids could just float away in small droplets.
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According to MedPro Disposal, medical waste can also include radioactive materials, human fluids, body parts, or animal carcasses.
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Make sure your tire pressure is correct, fluids are topped off, and your battery in proper working order.
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You should also drink plenty of fluids, remove any tight clothing, and take a cool shower or bath.
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Zika is most commonly transmitted through mosquitoes, but can also be spread through bodily fluids and sexual activity.
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Two officers were treated at a hospital for minor injuries and unprotected exposure to body fluids, police said.
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Do they actually want to reduce their inhibitions and consume unguarded fluids with people they don't know yet?
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Tread carefully—if you spill bodily fluids on his white sheepskin throw pillow, he will kick you out.
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Clearly they are a little child but in my mind you were referencing sperm, amnio fluids, the fetus.
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And they do all this while wading through awkward situations, various bodily fluids, and a minefield of mortification.
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King Krule's latest album, The Ooz, is all about bodily fluids; it's sludgy and snotty and piss-stained.
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The filmmaker's latest 4K video, SINGULARITY, explores the birth of the universe using lights, fluids, powders, and surfaces.
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Price works over his photographs with chemicals, polymer fluids, and powdered earth — decimating digital data through analog means.
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The key was a valve that would control air and prevent fluids from flowing back into the wound.
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Douglas exchanged quite a lot of rather sappy, bad poetry with her lover but most likely no fluids.
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The first is that brucellosis is typically transmitted in the aborted fetus and fluids of an infected cow.
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One investigator grew ill from the toxic fumes of cleaning fluids while inspecting the kitchen, the report said.
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He decided to drink plenty of fluids, take it easy and go back to work the next day.
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Most people who get infected get better, often on their own with just rest, fluids, and fever medication.
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Gradually, despite the beeswax, the fluids in the jars would go down and need to be topped up.
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Dead cells slough off into the airways, blocking them further, and fluids leak into the lungs' air sacs.
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Remember to also practice other good health habits too, such as managing stress and drinking plenty of fluids.
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Toxic chemicals released from vaping fluids, or from the battery-powered vaping devices themselves, are among the suspects.
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Generally, scientists have assumed that a high-salt diet encourages a greater intake of fluids, which increases weight.
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Maybe Clinton's campaign chairman takes part in occult rituals in which bodily fluids are consumed, maybe he doesn't.
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The impact, when this happens, is devastating: the improperly managed livestock waste mixes feces, bodily fluids, nitrates, e.
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They were traced to wastewater wells, used for the disposal of fluids associated with oil and gas operations.
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What would happen when the drill punched through this layer into the supercritical fluids below was anyone's guess.
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You would be better off just letting time take its course, with sensible precautions like rest and fluids.
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At the hospital, the boy's mother was taken to a separate area and received intravenous fluids and medication.
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Transmission occurs through contact with infected body fluids and tissue, which bats shed when they feed on fruit.
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"We always used to joke about treating marijuana with fluids and Doritos and Pink Floyd," Dr. Wismer said.
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The Legos were dull and discolored by her stomach fluids, but the lighter retained most of its shine.
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However, a couple of smaller studies recently failed to show a difference between the two fluids, Rice said.
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If you add protein to your diet, be sure to add plenty of fluids to head off dehydration.
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" The report continued: "Children are self-abusive, hitting themselves, poking themselves in the eyes, or regurgitating stomach fluids.
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He values that over chugging because he believes it gives his body a constant flow of essential fluids.
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In the other 11-day session, the cyclists permissively dehydrated, drinking no fluids before or during their exercise.
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Fluids wash off in the shower and bruises heal, so physical evidence for rape often doesn't last long.
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HPV is "very easy to pick up," Knight says, because it's spread through touch rather than bodily fluids.
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Unless you exchanged bodily fluids with a person infected with the virus, you weren't going to get it.
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"It would disgust the average person," she said, describing the process of cleaning bodily fluids from the sets.
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It is rapidly transmitted through bodily fluids, and is often passed from animals to humans through contaminated bushmeat.
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Depending on a person's hormonal state, vaginal fluids are also designed to stop sperm from entering the uterus.
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The second signal was from Illinois Tool Works, the basic industrial company that makes industrial fluids, adhesives and tooling.
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The virus stays in the blood for 11 days on average, and potentially much longer in other bodily fluids.
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The pitchers have slippery inner walls with a pool of digestive fluids sitting at the bottom of the cup.
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Ebola typically spreads by close contact with bodily fluids like blood or semen from either infected animals or people.
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Large-diameter welded pipe may be used to transport oil, gas, slurry, steam, or other fluids, liquids, or gases.
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With his vitals coming back normal, doctors gave Michael fluids and prescribed anti-nausea medication to ease his vomiting.
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The rest of 'em, about 16%, are excreted as water via your sweat, tears, urine, or other bodily fluids.
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Poppy spent two days resting and receiving fluids at the hospital and is now back home with her family.
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In severe cases, someone might need intravenous therapy (IV) to deliver fluids into the veins and raise blood pressure.
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Bedrossian, Blumenthal and Punshon-Smith adopted an approach that considers the average behavior of fluids across all turbulent systems.
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So it's very important to stay hydrated, especially if you've had a fever or been sweating and losing fluids.
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"Medications can help ease your symptoms — but you still need the rest and fluids to actually recover," Tosh says.
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It's less common, but Lassa can spread from person to person via contact with an infected person's bodily fluids.
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You can drink no-cal fluids when intermittent fastingDuring your fasting window, it's no-cal drinks only, says Ryskamp.
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Moreover, at the three-month recheck, the concentrations of gold in their bodily fluids remained more or less unchanged.
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You don't have the evolutionary pull of gravity on you, so the fluids and your blood-flow re-distribute.
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They typically go away on their own as well–you just need to drink plenty of fluids and rest.
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In addition to keeping your body hydrated, drinking fluids during exercise may also help cardiovascular health and muscle function.
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They take care of patients, make sure they're okay, and they're not squeamish when it comes to bodily fluids.
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Sukenik and her husband took Shira to the hospital, where she was put in isolation and received intravenous fluids.
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Standard treatment includes intravenous fluids, though antiviral medications, systemic corticosteroids and other drugs have been tried in some patients.
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Those could be managed at home by getting out of the heat and drinking lots of fluids, he added.
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The last piece I wrote had quite a lot of finger-banging in it, and lots of fluids too.
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In most cases, the virus spreads through blood or body fluids, or from a pregnant woman to her fetus.
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Clarke: The hazards are bloodborne pathogens and exposure to bodily fluids, open wounds, choking, psychological trauma and physical harm.
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Clarke: The hazards are bloodborne pathogens and exposure to bodily fluids, infections, choking on the wee and psychological trauma.
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Fomites are how indirect transmission can happen between people compared to direct transmission through physical contact and body fluids.
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All of that data (which measures power, hydraulics and fluids) is transmitted over a cellular network to the hub.
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He already was being treated for sepsis with fluids and antibiotics, and Nagel wanted to ensure they were working.
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I basically rolled around in my own bodily fluids in the grass like a fucking rookie for six hours.
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At 1 PM, it's time for the lunch break, which includes a nice meal and another liter of fluids.
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"In its form, the structure creates a vortex that matter reacts to when encased in–especially fluids," says Gabe.
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They gave her IV fluids, medication and more, hoping she'd make it through the night — miraculously, she pulled through.
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Healthcare providers would deliver supportive care with measures such as intravenous fluids to prevent organ failure and supplemental oxygen.
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In some cases, supportive care, including plenty of fluids plus medication to treat nausea as needed, will be enough.
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Ebola is highly contagious and spreads through contact with the bodily fluids of its victims, often during burial rites.
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On the floor of the dining room were three stains, where fluids had leaked out as the bodies decomposed.
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A lowing child is rocked on her mother's lap as an IV drip pumps fluids into her tiny arm.
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Some show general dirtiness and mounds of trash, while others zoom in on feces, blood, and other bodily fluids.
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Bees, pets, and children have been known to sample motor fluids that contain ethylene glycol, because it tastes sweet.
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Coming into contact with fluids in the stomach, the sensor is activated and communicates this to the MyCite Patch.
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The dominant source of VOCs in Los Angeles is now emissions from consumer products, including toiletries and cleaning fluids.
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Methods for cooling the body include use of chilled intravenous fluids and special vests and other pieces of clothing.
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From there, the system takes over, cleaning and pressing clothes in around five minutes, using steam and cleaning fluids.
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There's a lot of fear about dehydration during exercise, and the need to replenish fluids with electrolyte-rich beverages.
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They did fuck all for me at the hospital: just pumped me full of fluids and shipped me home.
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It is, as Jakobsons explains, inspired by cymatics, the art of making patterns appear on fluids with sound vibrations.
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Communities from Dimock, Pennsylvania to Pavillion, Wyoming to Broomfield, Colorado have had their groundwater imperiled by poisonous fracking fluids.
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The ICRC team delivered surgical items, intravenous fluids and anaesthetic supplies to help treat hundreds of wounded, he said.
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As far as most of us are concerned, Sesame Street puppets don't have bodily fluids like blood and semen.
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I defrosted it over the next 24 hours, then drained all the fluids from the bag and reserved them.
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Many leech species do not suck blood, but instead live on the bodily fluids of snails or other invertebrates.
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Dr. Schwarz's advice: Complete her organization's Advance Directive for Receiving Oral Food and Fluids in the Event of Dementia.
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Work often meant getting intimately involved with the animals' private parts and body fluids, like on piglet castration day.
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In this autoimmune disorder, white blood cells attack the organs that make the fluids needed to lubricate the body.
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What interests Denis is everything else, including the disembodied exchange of bodily fluids between a man and a woman.
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Like the figures in many of Smith's artworks (including other iterations of Alice), Alice can't control her bodily fluids.
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Inmates in solitary are known to protest by throwing feces and other bodily fluids through their meal delivery slots.
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If there is any physical evidence — for example, a dress with fluids on it or pornographic images — save it.
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It uses pressurized air to force fluids into your skin, whether it&aposs serums, anti-aging products, hydration, vitamins.
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Most patients will recover from a Campylobacter infection within five days without treatment, though drinking extra fluids is recommended.
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Everyone said the awkwardness of motherhood came from the physical intimacy — the bodily fluids shared, the body parts glimpsed.
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The United States Coast Guard is determining whether any fluids from the vehicle leaked into the ocean, he said.
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The Descramble team started drilling Venelle-2 right around the time the Iceland Deep Drilling Project discovered supercritical fluids.
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But it annually doses the soil in the United States with more than 800,000 gallons of toxic embalming fluids.
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I think it does ... and so that's why we give hot fluids, including chicken soup, to people with colds.
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Forensic identification of body fluids is limited to blood, saliva, semen, and urine; there is no test for sweat.
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The proposed price tag does not include well completion or drilling fluids needed for the project, the sources said.
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"Have a drink before you exercise in the heat," he says, and carry and consume fluids throughout the activity.
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My biology teacher taught us that sex creates an unbreakable soul bond through the exchange of blood and fluids.
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The doctors began to investigate, running tests on her blood and other fluids, checking the health of her organs.
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Ebola causes hemorrhagic fever, vomiting and diarrhea and spreads through contact with the bodily fluids of an infected person.
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It embeds into my stomach (I hardly feel it going in) and monitors my blood-sugar fluids 24/7.
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Halliburton Is Said to Plan Sale of Baker's Offshore Fluids Unit | Halliburton plans to divest Baker's offshore drilling-and-completion fluids division and the bulk of Baker's completion systems, adding to the list of businesses it plans to sell to appease antitrust regulators, Bloomberg News reports, citing people familiar with the matter.
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For one, they show just how little was known about the disease when the epidemic first broke — people thought it was exclusive to gay people, and thought that it could be transmitted through saliva, even though HIV can only be transmitted through blood, semen, pre-cum, rectal fluids, vaginal fluids, and breast milk.
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One of the current major goals is to put this tiny soft robot into our digestive system or urinary system — and in the future, the vascular system — and for it to be able to navigate across all these complex tissues, surfaces which are fully filled with fluids or semi-filled, or no fluids.
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Burial consumes "valuable urban land" and can also pollute the air and soil with embalming fluids, separate research has found.
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Gordie and Kelly (Kristine Froseth) realize the only way to cure everyone is to inject IV fluids into their veins.
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Zika is spread through mosquitoes or, more rarely, through contact with an infected person's bodily fluids like semen and blood.
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Engineers from Drexel University have devised a bacteria-powered microrobot that can be steered through fluids with applied electric fields.
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Since the virus can remain active in certain body fluids for months, the WHO cautions the risk of outbreaks remain.
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Traces of Zika virus have been found in the bodily fluids and tissue of mothers and babies affected by microcephaly.
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Today, diagnostics rely heavily on centrifuges, machines with rapidly rotating containers that separate fluids of different densities through centrifugal force.
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A good way to ensure you remember to drink fluids throughout the day is to carry a reusable water bottle.
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As they report in Physical Review Fluids, the researchers applied a temperature gradient and recorded the movement of water droplets.
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Beneath the barrage of bile and bodily fluids, though, is a filmmaker inspired by the likes of Jodorowsky and Eisenstein.
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Inscho says she also rubbed bodily fluids on a shower wall and accused the guards of trying to hurt her.
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It is caused by a virus that's transmitted to people through blood and bodily fluids from infected people or animals.
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Fracking is a natural gas extraction method that injects fluids underground to crack (or fracture) rock and release the gas.
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The first one is how the redistribution of bodily fluids in zero-g impacts our health, and chiefly, our vision.
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Crews will often load up on fluids before they return to Earth to increase their blood volume and avoid fainting.
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Washing your face after a session that includes bodily fluids flying about is a solid post-sex ritual in general.
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This defroster comes with a drip tray to catch any run-off fluids and a silicone sponge for easy cleaning.
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The following day, he underwent a second operation to drain internal fluids formed by the blunt trauma of the attack.
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Aresearch specialist tests body fluids from rhesus macaque monkeys infected with the Zika virus, June 28, 2016 in Madison, Wisconsin.
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However, studies are being done in space to see if maintaining a normal flow of bodily fluids helps with nearsightedness.
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He drew a galaxy on an illuminated piece of glass with sand, salt, and spices, and fluids to simulate nebulae.
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And as the team integrates more complex chemistry into the fluids, they'd like to increasingly add functionality to the robots.
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Remembering to hydrate is also key to keeping your body temperature in check and replenishing fluids you lose from sweat.
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At least 25 percent of the total mass of these planets would be comprised of water-dominated ices and fluids.
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In space, fluids won't drain, and astronauts develop red, puffy faces and complain of congestion or pressure in their ears.
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Coming into direct contact with bodily fluids from an infected person can also lead to infection, although this is rare.
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Last month, a WHO-chartered aircraft delivered to Yemen enough intravenous fluids and cholera kits to treat about 10,000 patients.
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Nagel administers antibiotics, draws blood for testing, gives fluids and closely monitors her charges -- all on a very tight timetable.
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That's why we wear protective gear like overalls and gloves, especially if we are going to be handling animal fluids.
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It was also spread from person to person through direct contact with the bodily fluids of someone who was infected.
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If inhaled, chlorine gas turns into hydrochloric acid in the lungs and can kill by drowning victims in body fluids.
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In Lin's Private Jet, a female astronaut ejects jets of fluids from her breasts and vagina while floating in space.
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NASA hopes to find out if the Chibis has been effective at balancing out Kelly's bodily fluids while in space.
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Coming into direct contact with bodily fluids from an infected person can also lead to infection, although this is rare.
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That's why one of the best ways to tell whether you're lacking fluids is by the color of your urine.
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I watched as she used a suction tube to clear fluids from his throat, which made his whole body shake.
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Dehydration from rapid loss of body fluids is the reason cholera can be so deadly within hours if not treated.
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Laughlin's insurer, Cigna, initially denied coverage for her C-section and for 2 procedures to drain the baby's excess fluids.
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And in a little over a year, your cotton clothes disintegrate, as acidic body fluids and toxins break them down.
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They treated breathing problems with nebulizers, administered diuretics and oxygen for heart failure symptoms, and provided IV fluids for dehydration.
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Narrator: Without gravity pulling them down, fluids pool in the body, tricking it into thinking it's carrying too much water.
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For instance, you might leak a lot of blood and start feeling lightheaded, which means you might need IV fluids.
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These resulted from a condition known as hydrops fetalis in which the fetus loses the ability to manage body fluids.
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Once present in humans, it causes hemorrhagic fever, vomiting and diarrhea and is spread through direct contact with body fluids.
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Once inside the body, fluids would cause the polymer to expand and fill the gaps left by the missing vertebrae.
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If inhaled, chlorine gas turns into hydrochloric acid in the lungs and the build-up of fluids can drown victims.
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The physician's assistant at QuickCare sends me straight to the emergency room for IV fluids and a chest x-ray.
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Because the tooth appeared to have dried blood on it, she was treated for "exposure to bodily fluids" and released.
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After a hard workout and a brief cooldown, all I want to do is grab some fluids and sit down.
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Replenishing fluids is key, because you could lose blood while exerting yourself — as Mr. Orr was while walking while injured.
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Scientists also say that the technique can be beneficial in avoiding stomach distress that can occur from swallowing carbohydrate fluids.
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They also added that at this point more studies are needed to determine whether these fluids can transmit the infection.
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"The ferrofluid is constrained by magnetic field lines as well as the physics of surface tension in fluids," Hall explains.
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They are also more likely to get coughed on or otherwise be exposed to body fluids that harbor the virus.
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"Both vasopressors and fluids are lifesaving, and inadequate or excessive amounts of either one can cause death," Dr. Carome said.
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"Most people believe that the coronavirus will go away if they drink warm fluids and get enough rest," N.K. said.
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He was admitted to the hospital, given fluids and was soon up and "walking the halls," she told the newspaper.
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Doctors recommend Tylenol to manage any fever, fluids to stay hydrated, lots of rest, and above-all-else self-isolation.
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The bacteria can spread through breath and mouth fluids, such as spending time in close quarters with someone or kissing.
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G John Wall said fluid in his knee bothered him and has since given IV fluids ahead of Washington's Nov.
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Evidence of infectious chickenpox and shingles were still apparent in body fluids up to 30 days after the astronauts returned.
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We've known for a long time that when we heat these so-called carrier fluids they can transform into formaldehyde.
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F.Y.I. Q. How did doctors in New York do research on cadavers in the age before refrigeration and embalming fluids?
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With concerns about H.I.V. and hepatitis C, people may be freaked out about the transfer of fluids or liability issues.
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The suit is thin and protects the body from many fluids, but does not cover the hands, feet or face.
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If the energy-dense fluids could be extracted from a well, it would be another historic first for Larderello-Travale.
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Reservoirs of supercritical fluids appear to be somewhat rare, which limits their usefulness in transitioning the world to geothermal energy.
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Modern medical research, too, confirms that the smell of someone's skin, breath and bodily fluids can be suggestive of illness.
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Silent death emerged: poisonous gases enveloped victims, blinding them, eating their flesh, leaving them to drown in their own fluids.
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The storm primarily affected production of IV saline fluids and bags, which are used to rehydrate patients and dilute medications.
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You're told directly that your character's bodily fluids seem anathema to the ghostly "BTs" that are your most serious enemies.
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The storm primarily effected production of IV saline fluids and bags, which are used to rehydrate patients and dilute medications.
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The storm exacerbated or precipitated shortages of critical drugs made there, including IV fluids already in limited supply since 2014.
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Bodily fluids — bestial and human — stain the screen, punctuating a story that's as much about rediscovering place as finding love.
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The beds are tilted by six degrees to recreate the displacement of bodily fluids that happens to astronauts in space.
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Ebola, a viral disease that causes internal bleeding, is spread through bodily fluids of infected people and is extremely contagious.
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Once present in humans, it causes haemorrhagic fever, vomiting and diarrhoea and is spread through direct contact with body fluids.
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But occasionally it infects humans who come contact with those animals' or fellow infected humans' bodily fluids, causing intermittent outbreaks.
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Basically, the ratio of food mass to digestive fluids "gets out of whack when the stomach is stuffed full," Lambert said.
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The Red Cross team delivered surgical items, intravenous fluids and anesthetic supplies to help treat hundreds of wounded, Mr. Grand said.
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The body fluids an Asian lady beetle releases during an attack can cause burns to a dog's mouth or gastrointestinal tract.
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A half-maternal, half-sexual exchange of milky fluids between Tish and Valentino results in the laying of a fertilized egg.
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The clip is influenced by historical rituals of bloodletting, exposing a guest/host relationship through the transfer of vital bodily fluids.
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The salt and other electrolytes such as sodium, potassium, and magnesium will help your body retain fluids and stay in balance.
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And you're talking about a machine that contains fluids at high temperature and high pressure — people get really nervous about safety.
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"Those conduits of entry, which are called the mucosal surfaces of the body, have to be rich in fluids," Tierno says.
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Vinson, established the precedent that it was possible to make sexual contact with another person's intimate body parts through bodily fluids.
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There isn't any specific treatment for norovirus other than supportive care, aka lots of rest and fluids, since it's very dehydrating.
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Plus, the interface would include some kind of system for transferring fluids in case the satellite has run out of propellant.
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The ICRC has flown in four cargo planes with chlorine to treat water, as well as intravenous fluids to rehydrate patients.
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People can catch Ebola by coming into close contact with the blood or bodily fluids of an infected person or animal.
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One approach focuses on symptoms, Rollin says, which means getting the fever down and giving the person fluids and supportive care.
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But it wasn't adequately protected from the various fluids that percolated through the piles of trash and collected at the bottom.
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With the storm surge brought in by hurricanes, that poisoning of nearby soil and water with toxic fluids could be multiplied.
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For most kids, flu doesn't come with serious complications and can be treated at home with lots of rest and fluids.
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Most people get better on their own after about five to seven days, although fluids are sometimes needed to treat dehydration.
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" The supposedly life-generating secret of the Nordics never generated any real offspring except the deranged General Ripper's "precious bodily fluids.
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In the absence of gravity, bones become more brittle, fluids in the body move upward and vision sometimes shifts toward farsightedness.
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The limited water supply meant that people are not getting enough fluids and in danger of suffering from heatstroke, authorities said.
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Also, a person can lose up to 2 liters of fluids overnight through sweating if the temperature is above 85 degrees.
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Teenagers who communicate largely online can exchange gossip, insults and nude pictures, but not bodily fluids, blows, or bottles of vodka.
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A check-up revealed that Ubumwe was constipated, so she was given medicine and fluids to help treat her gastrointestinal distress.
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She died in a hospital bed in Memorial Sloan-Kettering, pumped full of painkillers and drowning in her own bodily fluids.
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Over the course of hundreds of years, this allows minerals to grow from the highly alkaline fluids that are leaching out.
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Yahoo reports:The problem is that in weightlessness, fluids can blob up and stick to surfaces, while solids float in the air.
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While it doesn't list "Egyptian presidents" on its list of banned items, organs, bones, blood and body fluids are all prohibited.
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It is spread through direct contact with body fluids from an infected person, who suffers severe bouts of vomiting and diarrhoea.
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We don't see any writhing bodies, poorly scripted "sexy" lines, or demeaning shots of bodily fluids sprayed on women for money.
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Keefe immediately took Bobby to Nottingham Pet Hospital, where he was dried, kept warm, and given IV fluids to stay warm.
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To date, some 40 men have volunteered their precious bodily fluids, but the CDC would like to collect about 210 more.
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The pipe is used to transport fluids at high temperatures and pressures in the petrochemical, oil and gas and other industries.
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There are whispers and cymbals and violin reprises; there are three songs with dreamy lyrics about drinking someone else's bodily fluids.
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The amniotic sac is a cushioned membrane that protects the fetus, umbilical cord, placenta and other fluids in a mother's womb.
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Zero gravity causes the body's fluids to rise to the head, making astronauts feel as though they have a constant cold.
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They created a conductive polymer solution that the rose soaked up and ferried throughout its vessels with its own natural fluids.
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Vaknin would, he admitted, sit on the edge of the toilet and masturbate instead to purge the body of excess fluids.
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Staying hydrated is key when you're sick in the summer, because you might already be losing fluids from the warmer temps.
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The lungs start swelling up with its own fluid, the fluid blocks the airwaves and you drown in your own fluids.
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It is spread through direct contact with body fluids from an infected person, who suffers severe bouts of vomiting and diarrhea.
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Clarke: The hazards are bloodborne pathogens and exposure to bodily fluids, open wounds, choking if the poo's ingested and psychological trauma.
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Who knows what bodily fluids he'll be choking on next time, but this gleefully-lurid movie will be hard to top.
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He vomited, and a stream of his bodily fluids flowed down Lorio's leg as she cradled her son in her lap.
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"These fluids, which are exposed to high voltages, have very specific properties," says François Bénard, prospective & innovation manager at Total Lubrifiants.
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"People have already shown that it can spread to bodily fluids other than blood, so this isn't entirely surprising," he said.
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And then you can also track your fluids… We teach you how to track them, how to understand what they mean.
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Patients are generally asked to rest, drink plenty of fluids and take medication to bring down fever and reduce joint pains.
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Your baby continues to decline to the point that he requires life-sustaining measures, including artificially assisted food, fluids, and ventilation.
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Early treatment of sepsis, usually with antibiotics and intravenous fluids can improve a person's changes of survival, according to the Clinic.
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However, the CDC says that most people infected with campylobacter need only supportive care, such as fluids and electrolytes, to recover.
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Environmental groups are suing the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) to try to compel better regulation of waste fluids from hydraulic fracturing.
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He has Pascal's Edmund, for instance, simulate a quickie with Goneril, after which she smears his lips with their sexual fluids.
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When hikers die from dehydration in the desert, most if not all had become lost or had run out of fluids.
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A new watch, perhaps, now that she didn't have to worry about ruining it with soap or water or cleaning fluids.
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We also know that waves—albeit different types—are at the core of gravity, sound, light and the motion of fluids.
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The Ebola virus is transmitted from person to person by infected bodily fluids such as blood, saliva, feces and breast milk.
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Fluids — Water, sports drinks, ginger ale (for nausea) and herbal teas — and Pedialyte and juices for children — are all good choices.
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We have to make sure we are getting good nutrition, plenty of fluids, and practicing good hygiene to keep ourselves healthy.
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One should "immediately" remove any clothes or bedding that has blood, stool, or bodily fluids on them, preferably using disposable gloves.
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"The taste of bitter prompts the body to produce digestive fluids and boosts metabolism, which could make one hungry," she says.
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A runny mixture of pigment and solvent, it streaks and stains to create rivulets that evoke, for me, warm bodily fluids.
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Doctors can help patients avoid the more severe complications (blindness, pneumonia) by making sure patients have good nutrition and enough fluids.
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Drinking more fluids, using a humidifier, or using a nasal moisturizing spray are all helpful ways to get the red out.
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Made from the antibodies of an Ebola survivor, it can be crystallized and reconstituted with saline-like fluids in the field.
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McAdams also said that he was experiencing a loss of appetite -- an issue when he needs fluids and is easily winded.
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The deadly virus spreads easily through bodily fluids and eight previous outbreaks in Congo have claimed between 1 and 256 lives.
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Immediately after birth, a baby will lose between 7% to 10% of their birth weight due to a loss of fluids.
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Here, conditions are ripe for supercritical geothermal fluids, mineral-rich water that exhibits characteristics of both a liquid and a gas.
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Her odyssey into AIDS activism began through her interest in hepatitis, another infectious disease spread through blood and other body fluids.
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Below: Fluids and gases are escaping from old, abandoned boreholes drilled in the ground, causing environmental damage near Hobbs, New Mexico.
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Recently infected travelers have higher levels of Zika in their blood, semen and other bodily fluids, and are probably more infectious.
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Canadian metalworking fluids business * Deal for approximately 16 million canadian dollars, or $11.8 million Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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All in all, a post-workout routine should include fluids to rehydrate, carbohydrates to refuel and protein to repair, Phillips said.
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The researchers have already created a "short-arm human centrifuge" that generates artificial gravity and corrects the distribution of body fluids.
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Thus, they derive the majority of their water intake from industrialized fluids: soda, beer, Gatorade, baby blood, and such and such.
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Federal health officials have found vitamin E acetate in the lung fluids of 29 patients diagnosed with the vaping-related illness.
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And why not continue with the watering post-hatch, souping up the fluids, through natural selection, into food for the babies?
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Some athletes have begun to eschew fluids during hot weather workouts, in hopes that the privation might somehow make them stronger.
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For the Fourth of July holiday, Petersen warned people celebrating outside to remain in the shade and drink plenty of fluids.
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The abstractions representing Ms. Peavy here suggest brightly colored embryos or sleek flying saucers drifting among amniotic fluids or intergalactic ethers.
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Alien masks and surreal creatures lurked in this sci-fi canopy, while fountains sent dark fluids cascading down trunks and branches.
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Patients are usually given fluids, anti-anxiety medications if they need them, and anti-nausea medicines and sent on their way.
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Fluids are retained potentially in your body and your brain, which might make it hard for you to keep your balance.
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And the selective catalytic reduction (SCR) fluids added to exhaust to remove NOx are pollutants themselves and must be changed frequently.
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Whether it's blood, vomit, or urine, New York City commuters are used to seeing a range of bodily fluids on the train.
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My colleagues suffered assault by fists and bodily fluids, got stuck accidentally with hypodermic needles, and were threatened on a regular basis.
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" That's interesting, because … well, what I wrote down in my notebook was "there are a lot of bodily fluids in this movie.
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How should I be talking to her and asking questions about the fluids that I was about to leave in this room?
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After being pumped with all those fluids and gaining so much weight, with my swollen lips and cheeks, I barely recognized myself.
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On Thursday, the agency sent off a warning letter to a company for illegally juicing its vaping fluids with erectile dysfunction drugs.
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In short, the flavors your mom tastes in her mouth when pregnant with you get passed to you through her amniotic fluids.
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If you do have cyclosporiasis, a course of antibiotics—along with rest and plenty of fluids—should help you feel better faster.
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Scientists think CWD spreads from animal to animal via contaminated body fluids or through indirect exposure to contaminated carcasses or drinking water.
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If inhaled, chlorine gas turns to hydrochloric acid and can kill by burning lungs and drowning victims in the resulting body fluids.
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They'll do some of the same things such as warm soaks, but they'll also be able to give you warm IV fluids.
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Although very rare, improperly inserted IVs can create a stroke-causing air embolism or cause the fluids to leak into nearby tissue.
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The new gel is injected in a location similar to that cut during a vasectomy and allows fluids through while blocking sperm.
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Tandy sat against the wall, as far away from the various pools of dried fluids as possible, and fought with Noor's Tablet.
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They reportedly interviewed more than 60 men, testing their blood types and bodily fluids to see if they matched Mirack&aposs murderer.
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The ear is filled with fluids operating in three directions, like the x, y and z-axes of a three-dimensional graph.
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"In the past, theories for how cancer might behave mechanically have either been theories for solids or theories for fluids," Manning said.
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These usually last about one week and go away without treatment, but supportive care like rest and fluids can help ease symptoms.
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In 2015, Harvard researchers tested 51 products and found it in 75% of the flavored electronic cigarettes and refill fluids they tested.
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Otherwise, lots of rest and fluids are essential, and over-the-counter painkillers like acetaminophen or ibuprofen can manage pain and fever.
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According to the American Pregnancy Association, it occurs because the body produces more blood and body fluids to help the baby develop.
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People may receive some IV fluids or cold towels to help their body cool down, but otherwise, it's mostly a waiting game.
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Ebola virus disease is caused by a virus that's transmitted to people through blood and bodily fluids from infected people or animals.
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Joshua Lagade of Vista, California, gets fluids in an IV as he lies on a bed with the flu on Jan. 18.
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Maybe, very probably, it had something to do with the ludicrous amount of bodily fluids Firth manages to squeeze into each episode.
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If we can answer that, we might be able to create fluids, that are impervious to E. coli and other similar bacteria.
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"She is now on oral fluids and accepting them well," the Save Eman Cause announced in a press release shared with PEOPLE.
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We tried, um, quenching their thirst in other fluids: hot coffee, Samuel Adams Summer Ale, Cupcake Vineyards Prosecco, and finally Coca-Cola.
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That includes robots designed to move around in fluids, robots designed to augment organs in the human body, prosthetics, and, uh, this.
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In this case, the magazines reportedly absorbed the bodily fluids of the man's decomposing body because he fell on top of them.
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Boreyko, a mechanical engineer, leads a lab at Virginia Tech that focuses on how fluids behave — including how puddles and droplets freeze.
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In general, we're not talking about bodily fluids (that's another kink), but rather ordinary substances such as mud, baked beans, or pies.
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The startup offers an "echo smart patch," which is a wearable biosensor that measures vital signs, fluids and nutrients, motion and environment.
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Alcohol is super dehydrating, so by replacing the fluids your body has lost you may feel a little less drowsy and drunk.
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