Look up: rehydration

1. Rehydration
   The process of giving a combination of fluids and salts to a person whose body is currently lacking the correct amount or balance of fluid.
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2. Rehydration
   treatment for dehydration (an abnormally low level of water in the body) in which levels are restored by taking fluids containing water, salt, and glucose by mouth or, if severe, through a vein
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3. Rehydration
   Rehydration: The process of restoring lost water to the body tissues and fluids. Prompt rehydration is imperative whenever dehydration occurs, from diarrhea, exposure, lack of drinking water, or medication use. Rehydration can be by the oral route or by the intravenous administration of fluids.
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4. rehydration
   The restoration of water or of fluid content to a body or to substance which has become dehydrated. ... (18 Nov 1997) ...
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5. Rehydration
   `Rehydration` is the replenishment of water, or water and electrolytes, lost through dehydration. In humans, methods of rehydration include oral rehydration therapy or intravenous therapy. As oral rehydration is less painful, less invasive, less expensive, and easier to provide, it is the treatment of choice for mild dehydration. Because severe dehydration can rapidly cause permanent injury or even death, intravenous rehydration is the initial t...
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6. Rehydration
   `Rehydration` is the replenishment of water, or water and electrolytes, lost through dehydration. In humans, methods of rehydration include oral rehydration therapy or intravenous therapy. As oral rehydration is less painful, less invasive, less expensive, and easier to provide, it is the treatment of choice for mild dehydration. Because severe dehydration can rapidly cause permanent injury or even death, intravenous rehydration is the initial t...
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7. rehydration
   (re″hi-dra´shәn) the restoration of water or fluid content to a patient or to a substance that has become dehydrated. See also oral rehydration therapy.
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8. rehydration
   (from the article `cholera`) ...percent of those requiring therapy. This treatment consists largely of replacing lost fluid and salts with the oral or intravenous administration ...
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9. rehydration
   the restoration of water or of fluid content to a body or to substance which has become dehydrated.
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10. rehydration
    The return of water to a system after its loss.
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