Sentence examples for fluid replenishment from inspiring English sources

During the Station fire, the Verdugo Hills Council secured more than 100,000 cases of fluid replenishment for firefighters, police and volunteers.

The lack of a significant difference in cognitive performance following exertional heat stress is consistent with other studies reporting minimal or no changes in cognitive function when fluid replenishment was provided to avoid dehydration [ 31] or with dehydration levels of 2.6% or less body mass loss [ 32].

A sawtooth character of the graph demonstrates that the incubation fluid required regular replenishment to maintain a pH of 7.4 ± 0.2.

No treatment is necessary for Cryptosporidium in immunocompetent individuals and fluid and electrolyte replenishment suffice in such patients.

Standard supporting care in a hospital setting such as replenishment of fluid and electrolytes, ventilation support, pain control and nutritional support is initiated to the patients to manage the symptoms and prevent any complications of Ebola disease since there are no Food and Drug Administration-approved medications available.

"Even when you have optimum facilities for replenishment of fluids and things like that, the disease itself is truly devastating".

In the case of Ebola, effective supportive care -- replenishment of fluids, blood products and monitoring of electrolytes -- is thought to increase a patient's odds of survival.

One of the problems in the management of a dry steam field is the replenishment of the fluid that is withdrawn through production.

Over several days, he received 24 L of fluid and nutrient and electrolyte replenishment, but continued to have high ostomy output.

Hyaluronic acid (HA) injection has been suggested as a means to counteract negative side effects through replenishment of synovial fluid that can decrease pain in affected joints.

In the period from the 1930s to the 1960s, the replenishment of body fluids by intravenous infusion, the introduction of chemicals and antibiotics to fight infection and to treat the metabolically disturbed body, and the development of heart-lung machines helped bring surgery to a state in which every body cavity, system, organ, and area could safely be operated on.