Water Module - Nutrition & Dental Health
Water module review for Nutrition & Dental Health
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03.07.22
Last Updated
03.07.22
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The antidiuretic hormone that directs the movement of water in and out of cells.
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The percentage of water balance intracellularly
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Water intoxication includes headache, nausea, low body temp and seizures
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The first sign of dehydration.
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The highest risk groups for developing dehydration.
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Water suitable for drinking
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Water with low mineral content.
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Water with a high mineral content.
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Sets minimum safety standards for tap water
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Water with all the minerals and impurities removed. Not recommended for drinking.
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Water that has fluoride removed through filtration.
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Water with varying and limited levels of fluoride
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Forms saliva, flushes waste, makes hormones, regulate body temperature.
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Antidiuretic hormone
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Gland responsible to the secretion of the hormone vasopressin
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Contains the highest percentage of water in the food groups
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The average loss of water per day for individuals
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Superior beverage storage
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Regulates safety standards for bottled water
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Water that may contain the Giardia parasite
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The percent of the US population that has access to fluoride
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Water recommendations increase to support blood supply
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The delicate balance of how water flows in and out of cells
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The percentage of water balance extracellularly
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Bring the body back to a normal water level
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Has a diuretic effect on the body
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