Sentence examples for dehydration from inspiring English sources
The word 'dehydration' is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a medical condition caused by an excessive loss of body fluids, or when referring to the removal of water from something. Example sentence: He was taken to the hospital for dehydration due to extreme heat and lack of water.
noun
The act or process of removing water from something.
I agree that dehydration is a factor, but you would have to be very, very dehydrated for it to damage your kidneys".
Pooley, who was also treated at the Royal Free, made a full recovery within a week but his disease course did not extend to the stage of vomiting and diarrhoea, which can cause fatal dehydration and depletion of electrolytes.
Did his survey include any questions about dehydration?
But an increasing number of researchers in the US now believe the CKD is being caused by heat stress and dehydration – that the labourers are, in effect, working themselves to death.
Red Cross volunteer Lucio Castellano said Mr Moreno had suffered dehydration and a cut leg but was in good condition otherwise.
If we could show that it's dehydration, I'd be happy.
So suddenly we have a mechanism of how dehydration might cause [tubular] kidney damage".
Evidence shows that not dehydration and 'holding on' can severely effect levels of concentration, and can lead to significant health problems.
This paints a picture of acute dehydration of exactly the kind that you say is necessary to cause kidney damage".
About 1.3m children a year die from the dehydration it causes, and even those who survive may have their development stunted by the loss of nutrients it entails.
It is a mixture of sugar and salt dissolved in water that prevents dehydration and so keeps the child alive.
