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EN Intravenous fluids. The use of intravenous fluids begins as soon as possible.

• Intravenous fluids
• intravenous fluids begins

EN Fluids. It's important to get plenty of fluids after surgery to avoid dehydration. Water and ice pops are good choices.

• Fluids
• plenty of fluids
• surgery to avoid
• Water

EN Drinking more fluids, especially water, may help prevent bladder stones because fluids dilute the concentration of minerals in your bladder

• Drinking more fluids
• especially water
• prevent bladder stones

EN Plenty of fluids. Choose fluids containing water, salt and sugar, such as diluted fruit juice, soft drinks and broths.

• Plenty of fluids
• Choose fluids containing
• salt
• sugar
• diluted fruit juice
• soft drinks

EN Don't drink too many fluids before bedtime. Drinking lots of fluids before bed can cause you to wake up repeatedly to use the bathroom.

• Don't drink too
• fluids before bedtime
• wake up repeatedly

EN Early treatment with antibiotics and intravenous fluids improves chances for survival.

• intravenous fluids improves

EN Diabetic ketoacidosis is treated with fluids, electrolytes ? such as sodium, potassium and chloride ? and insulin

• fluids
• electrolytes
• sodium
• potassium
• chloride
• insulin

EN The fluids and insulin used to treat diabetic ketoacidosis can cause your potassium level to drop too low

• fluids
• too low

EN Hormones help balance fluids in your body. Diseases and conditions that upset the balance of hormones may lead to constipation, including:

• Hormones help balance
• body
• Diseases
• conditions that upset
• balance of hormones
• lead to constipation

EN A mechanical ventilator will help you breathe for a few days, and tubes in your chest will drain fluids from around your lungs and heart.

• days
• lungs

EN Severe diarrhea can lead to a significant loss of fluids and electrolytes

• electrolytes

EN You'll have an intravenous (IV) line inserted. Your nurse or other team member inserts an IV tube into your arm or hand through which medications or fluids can be given.

• IV
• line inserted
• nurse
• team member inserts
• arm

EN You'll be given fluids, nutrition and medications through intravenous (IV) lines

• You'll be given
• nutrition
• medications through intravenous
• IV
• lines

EN You'll also have a ventilator to help you breathe and tubes in your chest to drain fluids from around your lungs and heart

• breathe
• lungs
• heart

EN After surgery, you'll also receive fluids and medications through intravenous (IV) tubes.

• After surgery
• you'll also receive
• medications through intravenous
• IV

EN Staying hydrated by drinking adequate water and other fluids each day

• adequate water
• fluids each day

EN However, if you're injected with contrast medium before your X-rays, drink plenty of fluids to help rid your body of it

• However
• rid your body

EN You'll be given oxygen, fluids, nutrition and medications through intravenous (IV) lines

• You'll be given
• fluids
• nutrition
• medications through intravenous
• IV
• lines

EN Fluids and plasma are given through an IV

• Fluids
• plasma are given
• IV

EN You may be given a sedative through the IV to help you relax, as well as other medications and fluids

• given a sedative
• relax
• medications
• fluids

EN Drink plenty of fluids to help flush the dye from your body

• flush the dye
• body

EN Usually, you'll need nothing more than rest and plenty of fluids to treat the flu

• Usually
• you'll need nothing
• rest
• plenty of fluids
• treat the flu

EN Passive rewarming. For someone with mild hypothermia, it is enough to cover them with heated blankets and offer warm fluids to drink.

• Passive rewarming
• someone with mild
• enough to cover
• heated blankets
• offer warm fluids

EN Warm intravenous fluids. A warmed intravenous solution of salt water may be put into a vein to help warm the blood.

• Warm intravenous fluids
• warmed intravenous solution

EN Stay hydrated. Drink plenty of fluids, especially water, to help loosen mucus in your lungs.

• Stay hydrated
• especially water

EN Drink plenty of fluids and get plenty of rest

• plenty of rest

EN If your blood pressure remains too low even after receiving intravenous fluids, you may be given a vasopressor medication

• blood pressure remains
• low even after
• intravenous fluids
• given a vasopressor

EN You'll receive fluids ? either by mouth or through a vein ? until you're rehydrated

• You'll receive fluids
• either by mouth
• vein
• until you're rehydrated

EN The fluids will replace those you've lost through excessive urination, as well as help dilute the excess sugar in your blood.

• fluids will replace
• urination
• dilute the excess

EN In addition to fluids and electrolytes, you'll receive insulin therapy ? usually through a vein

• addition to fluids
• electrolytes
• you'll receive insulin

EN For a deep peel, you might have a sedative, something to numb the treatment area and fluids delivered through a vein.

• deep peel
• something to numb
• treatment area

EN You'll be given intravenous (IV) fluids, and your heart rate will be closely monitored.

• You'll be given
• IV
• fluids
• closely

EN Muscle weakness. When your body's fluids and electrolytes ? your body's blood chemistry ? are out of balance, muscle weakness can result.

• Muscle weakness
• body's fluids
• electrolytes
• body's blood chemistry
• balance

EN However, anytime you have diarrhea, you lose vital fluids, salts and minerals, which can lead to dehydration

• However
• lose vital fluids
• salts
• minerals
• lead to dehydration

EN This may prevent protective fluids from flowing freely around the hemispheres of the brain.

• prevent protective fluids
• flowing freely around

EN These secreted fluids are normally thin and slippery

• thin
• slippery

EN You might need emergency dialysis ? an artificial means of removing extra fluids and waste from your blood ? typically by an artificial kidney machine.

• might need emergency
• extra fluids
• kidney

EN You may need emergency dialysis to remove extra fluids and waste from your blood.

• extra fluids

EN Exposure to other people's blood and body fluids

• blood
• body fluids

EN Avoid contact with other people's blood and body fluids

• people's blood
• body fluids

EN Scrotal masses might be an accumulation of fluids, the growth of abnormal tissue, or normal contents of the scrotum that have become swollen, inflamed or hardened.

• Scrotal masses might
• accumulation of fluids
• growth of abnormal
• swollen
• inflamed

EN Drink plenty of water or other nonalcoholic fluids to avoid dehydration.

EN Clear fluids draining from the nose or ears

• Clear fluids draining
• nose
• ears

EN Inflammation of the pericardium can cause fluids to accumulate in the sac (pericardial effusion)

• sac
• pericardial effusion

EN Many neurological problems are caused by buildup of excess fluids in your child's brain

• buildup of excess
• child's brain

EN Pressure from these fluids can cause other problems that may cause severe headaches, interfere with vision and change your child's mental state.

• cause other problems
• cause severe headaches
• interfere with vision
• change your child's

EN You'll need to drink plenty of fluids to help flush the tracer from your body.

• plenty of fluids
• flush the tracer

EN Fear brought on by attempts to drink fluids because of difficulty swallowing water

• attempts to drink
• because of difficulty
• water

EN Experts suspect that both viruses spread to humans through an infected animal's bodily fluids. Examples include:

• infected animal's bodily
• Examples

EN The viruses can spread through blood, body fluids, or contaminated items such as bedding, clothing or needles

• viruses can spread
• blood
• body fluids
• bedding
• clothing
• needles