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Andrew Belford
Andrew Belford

The document discusses the endocrine system and summarizes key points about fluid intake and urine production and function. It defines medical terms related to thirst (-dipsia) and urine (-uria) and explains their Greek and Latin roots. It emphasizes the importance of staying hydrated, listing good and bad drink options, and explains that urine helps eliminate waste from the body and that dialysis is needed when the kidneys fail.

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CHAPTER 11 PRESENTATION: THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM Peter Belford
Suffix -dipsia From the Greek word Thrist, thirsty or drink Common Terms: Polydipsia: Excessive thrist. Adipsia: Lack of thirst. Anadipsia: Senesation of extreme thirst often interpreted as a craving for water.
Importance of Fluid intake Our body is 70% water and we use water for waste management and other metabolic functions. We also lose water from breathing, sneezing and coughing. A person can survive for a reasonable period without food, but will die in less than a week if left without water.
Good Drinks VS Bad Drinks Drinks to consume Drinks to avoid Water: Clean water is the best for you. Sodas: Sugar dehydrates. Water: See above Regular Coffee: Caffeine Tea: As long as you dont take too much sugar tea has many health can cause dehydration and benefits. insomnia. Red Wine: For the antioxidants, dont hog the bottle. Alcohol: Taxes your liver Decaf Coffee: Coffee is like black tea, and dehydrates you. Beer it can be good for you, but without too and white wine are much sugar. especially bad due to the Milk: Great source of calcium. sugar and yeast content. Juices: As long as they arent artificial supply nutrition. Of course, everything in Water: See above. moderation. Yes, I put water three times. Go have a glass.
Suffix -uria From Latin: Rain, Water, Wet, Urine. Common Terms Polyuria: Condition of too much urine Dysuria: Painful or difficulty urinating. Anuria: Lack of urine.
Importance of Urine Urine is one of the main ways our bodies release waste products. Lack of urine allows toxins to build up in the body and cause health problems. Dialysis is used to treat those whose kidneys have failed.
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  • 1. CHAPTER 11 PRESENTATION: THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM Peter Belford
  • 2. Suffix -dipsia From the Greek word Thrist, thirsty or drink Common Terms: Polydipsia: Excessive thrist. Adipsia: Lack of thirst. Anadipsia: Senesation of extreme thirst often interpreted as a craving for water.
  • 3. Importance of Fluid intake Our body is 70% water and we use water for waste management and other metabolic functions. We also lose water from breathing, sneezing and coughing. A person can survive for a reasonable period without food, but will die in less than a week if left without water.
  • 4. Good Drinks VS Bad Drinks Drinks to consume Drinks to avoid Water: Clean water is the best for you. Sodas: Sugar dehydrates. Water: See above Regular Coffee: Caffeine Tea: As long as you dont take too much sugar tea has many health can cause dehydration and benefits. insomnia. Red Wine: For the antioxidants, dont hog the bottle. Alcohol: Taxes your liver Decaf Coffee: Coffee is like black tea, and dehydrates you. Beer it can be good for you, but without too and white wine are much sugar. especially bad due to the Milk: Great source of calcium. sugar and yeast content. Juices: As long as they arent artificial supply nutrition. Of course, everything in Water: See above. moderation. Yes, I put water three times. Go have a glass.
  • 5. Suffix -uria From Latin: Rain, Water, Wet, Urine. Common Terms Polyuria: Condition of too much urine Dysuria: Painful or difficulty urinating. Anuria: Lack of urine.
  • 6. Importance of Urine Urine is one of the main ways our bodies release waste products. Lack of urine allows toxins to build up in the body and cause health problems. Dialysis is used to treat those whose kidneys have failed.