Fluid
* All fluids are infinitely compressible at the critical point.
* Any fluids aspirated into the lungs can cause pneumonia and lung lesions.
* Many fluids solidify with a drop in pressure.
* More fluid is pumped per heartbeat at work or at rest.
* Most fluid has functions
  - immune functions
  - properties
* Most fluid is secreted by seminal vesicles
  - provides energy
  - fluids contain a certain amount of suspended solids
* Push the liquids.
* Some fluid builds up in abdomens
  - alveoluses
* Some fluid contains blood
  - seawater
  - urine
  - viruses
* Some fluid flows out of legs
  - vaginas
* Some fluid has degrees
  - electrical charge
  - friction
  - viscosity
* Some fluid is excreted by glands
  - kidneys
  - sweat glands
  - expelled from glands
* Some fluid is produced by accessory glands
  - anal glands
  - livers
  - nymph
  - prostate glands
  - salt glands
  - wind
  - released by kidneys
* Some fluid is secreted by anal glands
  - digestive stomachs
  - joints
  - mammals
  - mammary glands
  - surrounded by membranes
  - makes up semen
  - produces urine
  - provides nutrients
* Some fluids adversely affect the voice
  - now being tested can transport oxygen
* absorbs heat.
* also become hotter if their path is obstructed in any way.
* also can exhibit time dependent or directional viscosity characteristics
  - seep into surrounding tissues, causing swelling
  - dilute toxins and hasten their excretion from the body
  - have density
* also help relieve congestion and a dry cough
  - to bring a child's temperature down and help prevent dehydration
  - leaks from the blood vessels into the surrounding tissue
* also play a role in diet
  - vital role in keeping all body systems functioning properly
  - tracks on the right side below the liver, between it and the right kidney upper pole
* always have the property of acquiring the shape of the container that holds
  - help rehydrate
* are a vital part of pregnancy
  - all foods and drinks that are liquid at room temperature
  - also very important to remain hydrated
  - amounts of matter composed of molecules and atoms weakly bonded together
  - an important agent of metamorphism
  - any food that is liquid or anything that melts into a liquid
  - as important as they are in summer
  - composed of molecules that collide with one another and solid objects
  - different than solids in that they have a flexible shape
  - given to keep blood pressure normal until the fluid can be drained from around the heart
* are important to maintain healthy cell function and circulation
  - in plastic bags or glass bottles
  - liquid or gaseous and therefore have no stable shape or structure
  - lost through sweat created by the body's unique cooling system
  - materials that can flow and they consist of both gases and liquids
  - more important than solid food
* are much easier to consume than solids
  - more important than food
  - particularly important in the metamorphism of carbonate rocks
  - shapeless
  - subject to turbulence
  - substances that flow
  - the basis of Christian life
  - thus unable to transform into breast milk
  - very important during pregnancy
* bathes the outer and inner surfaces of the cell membrane.
* begin building up in the lungs, causing shortness of breath.
* build up in the cavities, causing pressure and pain
  - lower limbs and abdomen when the right side of the heart is weak
* builds up in the ear
  - glands around the urethra
  - lungs, making it difficult to breathe
* builds up, causing swelling in feet, ankles and legs
  - limiting motion and causing pain
* burns skin.
* can be compressible or incompressible
  - flow steadily, or be turbulent
  - help climbers acclimatize
* can include juice, milk, broth, milkshakes, gelatin and other beverages
  - water, fruit juices, vegetable juices, milk and soup
  - loosen up a dry, hard cough and help expel phlegm
  - lubricate fault surfaces making it easier for an earthquake to occur
  - move up or down within the phloem, and are translocated from one place to another
  - simultaneously control and record parameters of deformation
* carry a great deal of material from one site to another within the earth's crust.
* circulate through a healthy eye.
* comes from the eyeball
  - in various colors and temperatures, with varying bubbles and other complications
* contains blood plasma
  - electrolytes
  - excess water
  - excretory substances
  - infectious organisms
  - particles
  - such substances
* covers surfaces.
* differ from solids in that they flow in response to an applied force.
* dissolves salt.
* drain from the legs to the upper body, muscles atrophy and bones weaken.
* enter and exit the bloodstream by a very different mechanism than solutes
  - the lmyphatic capillaries
* enters the lungs, causing acute respiratory distress syndrome.
* exists as liquids.
* expand when heated and become less dense.
* fails to be carried along and seeps from the vessels into tissues and body cavities.
* fills body cavities
* flow and exhibit viscous behavior
  - in the same direction, but in tubes that are perpendicular to each other
  - through rock and soil in pore spaces that are on the order of microns
* flows from high temperature locations
  - regions
* flows through collect ducts
  - hose
* flush out harmful impurities, and help in the production of mucus.
* form structures with high durability and enormous energy e.g. in the shape of tornadoes.
* goes from the abdomen into the blood, and is then excreted by the kidneys.
* has bitter taste
  - capacity
  - high resistance
  - smell
* have a flexible shape and somewhat take the shape of their containers
  - number of interesting properties
  - many functions in the body
  - minimal internal cohesion
  - no ability to hold a shape independent of their surroundings
* having different densities behave quite independently.
* help keep mucus thin and easier to cough up.
* help loosen mucus
  - secretions and carry the virus out of the body
  - lubricate the digestive system and are essential to almost all bodily functions
  - remove uric acid from the body
* helps to soften bowel movements so they are easier to pass.
* includes water.
* influences salt gland secretion
* interferes with exchanges
  - gas exchanges
* irritates eyes.
* is absorbed faster if small amounts are drunk regularly
  - as important as food
  - for use in very low temperature environments
  - important to prevent over heating and dehydration
  - located in containers
  - lower density than water
  - more likely to build in the middle ear
  - moved by action of stapes
  - part of the cartilage matrix
  - primarily intercellular
  - under constant high temperature and extreme hydraulic pressure
* keep nasal and throat secretions thin and prevent dehydration
  - saliva flowing
  - the normal lung mucus from becoming sticky
* lose energy through dissipation in both types of flow.
* move basically from lower body up into the upper body.
* moves from places.
* moving around sharp pipe bends undergo changes in momentum that result in forces on the pipe.
* never crosses the surface of a stream tube.
* often accumulates in the peritoneal space, a condition known as ascites.
* pass through the body before they can be absorbed in the intestine.
* passes into collect ducts
  - out of the epithelium of glomerular capillaries through openings called fenestrae
  - through ileums
* play a secondary role of reducing friction between particles until the flow is well underway.
* preventing clotting are injected into the host,causing the host to yield more blood.
* promotes diffusion
  - nourishment
* reach their maximum temperature in the high-temperature reaction zone near the heat source.
* reduces friction
  - the flexing of tires
* refer to all drinks taken per day.
* regulates blood pressure
* removes heat.
* rise as they are heated and fall as they cool down.
* serves functions.
* spur digestion and help keep stools soft enough to pass comfortably.
* stagnate on every surface they meet.
* surrounds joints.
* take on vexing new properties at the microscopic level.
* tend to conform to the shape of a container
  - wander away from their birthplaces, interacting with rocks elsewhere
* tends to accumulate causing increasing sinus and facial pain and pressure
  - in tissues
* therefore shape themselves according to their surroundings, ie.
* transfers energy
  - internal energy
* vaporize at low temperatures, separating the tissue planes and facilitating dissection.
* veer right in the northern hemisphere, left in southern hemisphere.
+ Matter, States of matter
  * Fluids are amounts of matter composed of molecules and atoms weakly bonded together. They do not have a proper shape.