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Interpreting Your Child’s Lab Results

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Fluid Requirements for Children by Susan Agrawal As the summer months approach and temperatures rise, dehydration becomes a concern ... For the first 10 kg of weight, a child needs 100 mL per kg of weight. ... (11-20 kg), a child only needs 50 mL per kg of weight. And for anything over 20 kg (21 kg of weight and higher), the child only needs 20 ...

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Medications Affecting Responses To Exercise or Physical Activity2 Beta Blockers blunts heart rate and blood pressure responses Calcium Channel Blockers decreases resting and exercise blood pres-

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Understanding Blood Pressure and Heart Rate What is BP? According to the WHO definition, Blood pressure is a measure of the force that the circulating blood exerts on the walls of the main arteries.

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Know Your Numbers. By tracking your heart rate and blood pressure numbers, you can reduce your risk of having a second heart attack. Ask your doctor to explain what your numbers should be and how often you should check them.

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5 Pathophysiology of Heart Failure Four Basic Mechanisms 1. Increased Blood Volume (Excessive Preload) 2. Increased Resistant to Blood Flow (Excessive

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Role of Yoga in Modifying Certain Cardiovascular …

© JAPI • VOL. 52 • MARCH 2004 www.japi.org 203 Original Article Role of Yoga in Modifying Certain Cardiovascular Functions in Type 2 Diabetic Patients