### condition | dryness:

Dehydration
* Most dehydration affects blood sugar levels
  - performance
  - is caused by diarrhea
  - leads to constipation
  - produces sensation
* Most dehydration requires attention
  - medical attention
* Some dehydration causes death
  - reductions
* Some dehydration increases blood pressure
  - is caused by warmth
* Some dehydration leads to death
  - renal diseases
  - reduces ability
* affects all fluid compartments
  - power, aerobic and anaerobic parameters, and cognitive functioning
* alone can produce headache and nausea.
* also can be a complication.
* also causes fatigue
  - the body temperature to rise
  - depletes electrolyte levels, lean muscle tissue, and aerobic power
  - increases muscle glycogen use, which leads to the onset of premature fatigue
* also leads to many serious illnesses
  - muscle cramps
  - occurs with aging
* big part of hang-overs
  - problem for animals living in air
  - risk, as well as losing two of the body's minerals -sodium and potassium
* by-product of oxygen deprivation at high altitudes.
* can actually have a palliative effect by decreasing anxiety and pain
  - affect both sexes, all ages, but is most dangerous in newborns and infants
* can also affect mental functioning and co-ordination
  - the body's ability to digest food and metabolize fat
* can also cause fainting and dizziness
  - hypernatremia
  - make the circles more obvious
  - result from a bad sunburn
* can be a big problem in the summer heat
  - life threatening condition
  - medical emergency
* can be a problem in the heat
  - with certain drugs and when nausea or diarrhea occurs
  - problem, especially if the weather is hot
  - real problem for any air traveler, and especially so for a pregnant woman
  - serious problem during the warm weather
* can be a serious problem for babies
  - children
  - another factor in injuries
  - as severe in winter as in summer
  - dangerous at any age but is particularly so in small children
  - deadly
  - deceptive because it feels exactly like fatigue
  - devastating
  - extremely fatal, leading to severe dehydrating syndrome or even death
  - lead to fainting, low blood-pressure, and fatigue
  - life-threatening
  - rapid so fluid replacement is essential
  - serious and require intravenous fluid replacement
* can be serious, especially for infants, children, and the elderly
  - in remote areas of the outdoors
  - simply an annoyance when mild but can be deadly when extreme
* can be the cause of bad health
  - many of our body s illnesses
* can be very dangerous, especially for babies and toddlers
* can become dire quickly, resulting in weakness, exhaustion and delirium
  - serious very quickly
  - bring on headaches
* can cause a host of ills like headaches, fatigue and constipation
  - worsening of symptoms and additional feelings of weakness and dizziness
  - central nervous system damage
  - dementia like symptoms of confusion, etc
  - disorientation, severe fatigue and even fainting
  - dizziness and headaches
* can cause fatigue, cramping, reduced performance and heat exhaustion
  - weakness, irritability and muscle cramps
  - heart arrythmia, and that's what happened to Poppy in Florida last night
* can cause muscle aches and cramps, dry eyes and skin
  - cramping and fatigue
* can cause serious health complications that require immediate medical attention
  - illness or death
  - problems in older adults
  - uncomfortable symptoms
  - definitely trigger headaches
* can develop gradually and serious problem
  - in infants and small children within hours
  - even lead to hospitalization
  - gradually develop and serious problem
  - hasten the development of cataracts
  - have some serious cumulative effects over the long haul, including pulled muscles
* can impair a person's coordination
  - pulmonary defense mechanisms that normally clear infectious material
  - increase the risk of developing altitude illness
  - injure the baby
  - kill refrigerated mealworms
* can lead to crankiness and a whole host of other, more serious, conditions
  - damage to the central nervous system
  - early labor
  - electrolyte imbalance, which can cause muscle cramping
  - fatigue, headaches, and even muscle cramps
  - headaches, poor concentration, constipation, nausea and low energy
  - heatstroke in just a little time
  - kidney failure, dry hair and skin and hair loss
  - muscle cramps, heat stroke, premature fatigue, or even muscle injury
  - tiredness and loss of strength
  - limit strength, endurance, and aerobic capacity
* can make food poisoning worse
  - jet lag worse
  - sickle cell disease worse by causing the red blood cells to sickle faster
* can occur any time of the year
  - even in cold weather
  - in some cases of diarrhea
  - quickly in heat or with diarrhea or vomiting
  - quite quickly in children
  - rapidly due to vomiting and diarrhea
  - with little or no warning and can have serious effects on the body
  - occur, as well as other medical complications
* can quickly bring the human body to a grinding halt
  - reduce the blood volume by reducing the water content of the blood
* can result due to lack of water intake while exercising
  - in kidney failure, heart failure and death
  - seriously impair the body's ability to produce heat
* can set in and cause death in a matter of hours
  - quickly in the desert
  - show as a ruffled coat, hunched posture
  - sometimes contribute to an attack of gout
* can trigger a sickle cell crisis
  - contractions and early labor
  - the effects by making the blood thick and sticky
  - worsen nephrotoxicity
* can, in turn, create a urinary tract infection which can lead to incontinence.
* caused by diarrhea is the second leading cause of death in children
  - excessive sweating can lead to heat exhaustion and heat stroke
* causes a further loss of thirst and further vomiting
  - an imbalance in the liquids and dissolved solids in the urine
  - discomfort in the terminally ill
  - energy generation in the brain to decrease
  - fatigue and low energy
  - further increases in pulse and body temperature
  - increased thirst and water consumption
  - issues
  - lethargy
  - mucus to become very thick, which is what leads to feelings of congestion
  - premature labor, especially in the third trimester
* causes the fluid volume of the body to decrease
  - organs to work harder and the body can shut down quickly, resulting in death
  - vessels to constrict and blood to thicken
* comes from improper irrigation i.e. forgetfulness.
* common cause of exhaustion, fatigue and headaches
  - headache at altitude
  - feature even in normal horses that complete the ride
  - problem from working in heat
* commonly develops in anesthetized animals.
* concentrates the body's electrolytes.
* condition caused by a lack of liquids in the body.
* condition in which the body or certain body tissues suffer from lack of water
  - suffers from a lack of water
  - water or fluid loss far exceeds fluid intake
* constant threat to reptiles in captivity.
* contributes to cramps and injuries on many levels.
* danger during their long hours of physical exertion.
* deals with surface water loss.
* decreases the circulation to two very important organs, the liver and the kidney.
* develops quickly in children so offer frequent cool drinks when it is hot.
* frequent sign of illness in guinea pigs.
* function of time and pressure.
* good method for preservation of fruits and vegetables.
* happens within days.
* has a much greater negative affect on muscle cells than on fat cells
  - significant effect on the body's performance
  - little effect on cerebral oedema
* has many causes, such as previous medication, dry environment, or poor diet
  - forms
* hazard of acute diarrhea, and can lead to severe weakness and death.
* health threat in any warm climatelike summer.
* hurts performance by reducing endurance, and increases the risk of serious heat illness.
* impairs cognitive functions
  - physical and mental performance
* increases core temperature to dangerous levels and can precipitate premature labor.
* increases the fetal renal response to atrial natriuretic factor
  - potential for hypothermia
  - renal response to atrial natriuretic peptide in the fetal sheep
  - risk of skin injury
* inhibits the healing process.
* is also a big killer of babies
  - another frequent pitfall of air travel
  - hard on the kidneys
  - often a problem
  - possible so make sure to ingest fluids
* is always a threat, even during the fall and winter
  - easier to prevent than it is to treat
  - present with decompression illness
* is an important concern during the first three weeks of life
  - issue in cold winter months just as it is in the summer
* is another leading cause of hangovers
  - potential problem with excessive caffeine consumption
  - risk of hot weather exercise
  - associated with weariness, constipation and increased risk of kidney stones
  - by far the quickest and probably the most frequently used method of weight loss
* is caused by an excessive loss of water and salts from the body
  - excessive loss of fluids from the body, and can be fatal
  - the very low temperatures in the lower stratosphere
* is common due to the lower humidity levels in the plane
  - during prolonged endurance events in hot weather conditions
  - in patients with pancreatitis
* is common in people with burns
  - severe diarrhea
  - since the diabetic usually has less natural lubrication than the nondiabetic
  - so bring ample amounts of water
  - dangerous for the mother and fetus
  - difficult for diabetics
  - evident in many cases
  - extractions
  - extremely serious, and requires immediate medical attention
  - from buffer through ethanol series to n-butanol
  - hard on the kidneys, and chronic dehydration can lead to kidney damage and failure
  - just as big an issue in cold winter months as it is in the summer
  - likely the single biggest reason puppies are vomiting
* is more an art form than an exact science
  - serious for infants and children than for adults
* is often a concern for breast-feeding women
  - moderate to severe
  - to blame for muscle cramps
* is one of the biggest causes of fatigue
  - hazards to birds during their plane flight
  - great stresses on the prostate
  - leading causes of preterm labor
  - main reasons for fatigue
  - major causes of poor performance and injury
  - most common causes of impaction colic
  - reason for a mild fever
  - only one health problem associated with water
  - part of plastinations
* is particularly dangerous for children, who can die from it within a matter of days
  - important in hot countries
  - perhaps the most common reason for sluggish race times and discomfort on the run
  - possible, but uncommon
  - probably the most senseless of injuries that can happen to a child
  - quite dangerous
  - rampant, particularly because of the recent diarrhea epidemic in Kosovo
  - sometimes severe
  - successful by drying slowly and consistently from the inside out
  - surprisingly common, especially in summer
* is the biggest cause of cannibalism in insects
  - concern in most vomiting episodes
* is the biggest threat from diarrheal diseases in children
  - of diarrheal disease in children
  - catalyst that accelerates the aging process
  - common cause of a lot of headaches
  - condition that occurs from a loss in body water
  - enemy of any distance runner
  - first and most simple step in the downward spiral
* is the loss of body water in excess of intake
  - total body water
* is the main concern when traveler's diarrhea climbs on board, but it can be prevented
  - danger with any diarrhea
  - major cause of problems large and small on backpacking trips
* is the most common death of chameleons in captivity
  - dangerous thing that can happen with burn victims
  - serious complication right after hatching
* is the number one cause of muscle tears and strains
  - reason for salt cravings
* is the primary cause of morbidity and mortality from the diarrheal disease
  - danger with diarrhea
  - principal cause of fatalities in Death Valley
  - process of restoring liquid to dried food
* is the removal of a water molecule, which is aided by a dehydratase
  - reverse of the hydration reaction of alkenes
  - thought to be one of the triggers of premature labor
  - treated by replacing electrolytes and fluids and controlling vomiting and diarrhea
* is treated with fluids given intravenously
  - oral or intravenous fluids
  - salt and fluids
  - uncommon after toddler years
  - usually a major factor in their depleted condition
  - very frequent
* is very serious for a rat
  - in hamsters because they are so tiny
* key risk factor for developing kidney stones.
* kills pups in a hurry
  - three million children every year
* knows no season and can be a risk in hot or cool weather.
* lack of fluid intake.
* leading cause of kidney stones...
* leads patients to lapse into comas and die peacefully.
* leads to asthma attack
  - cramps, muscle strains and spasms
  - irreversible kidney damage
  - lethargy and headaches
  - pulled muscles, cramps, very slow recovery times, and lactic acid buildup
* leaves teeth and bone fragments, which are pulverized to the consistency of coarse sand.
* loss of body fluids, which are made up of water and salts.
* lowers the brain electrolyte level which can cause short-term memory loss.
* main threat from heat stress.
* major cause of confusion and other medical problems in older people
  - muscle spasms
  - contributing factor to heat related injuries
  - health risk when exercising outdoors, and high altitudes only make it worse
  - implication of diarrhea
* major source of next-morning discomfort
  - performance decrease while climbing
  - threat in the cold, dry climate
  - winter risk
* makes all of the symptoms of jet lag worse
  - allergy symptoms even worse
  - urine more concentrated and therefore more likely to produce stones
* means more painful contractions and slower labor.
* occasionally occurs in children.
* occurs by various means
  - easily, especially in children with diarrhoea
  - long before the swimmer actually feels thirsty
* occurs more readily because older people frequently have less of a sense of thirst
  - much quicker than starvation
  - naturally in warm climates, and in cold climates, it is called freeze drying
  - over a few days, leading to muscle breakdown and multiple organ failure
  - very easily during the winter, especially under plastic
* occurs when a kitten either has insufficient fluid intake or excessive fluid loss
  - children lose more fluid than they take in
* occurs when the body loses more fluid than it is able to take in
  - fluids than it takes in
  - water more quickly than it is replaced
  - body's fluid stores drop too low
  - patient loses more liquid than they can take in
  - too much fluid is lost from the body
* often causes bad breath, especially first thing in the morning
  - spells death for a hamster
* places the patient at risk for impaired skin integrity.
* plays a major role in bringing on migraines.
* potentially serious complication of stomach flu.
* precursor to hypothermia.
* predisposing condition for frostbite and hypothermia.
* prevents cactus cells from bursting when they freeze.
* problem because creatine pulls water into muscle cells
  - symptoms and can be expressed as a fraction of total body water deficit
* profoundly reduces thermoregulatory and physical capacity.
* promotes jet lag.
* quickly causes loss of attentiveness and mental energy.
* real danger for people who are ill or disabled, and it can easily be avoided
  - health risk, but consumers can protect themselves by drinking plenty of water
  - risk and can result in death or serious injury
* reduces kidney function and can lead to uric acid build-up
  - skin blood flow
  - the ability to sustain exercise for longer than a minute or two
* removes all the moisture.
  - immediate fluid replacement by mouth or intravenously
  - the presence of an acid and the application of heat
* resulting from a fever causes the cells to sickle even more.
* results from excessive water loss
  - inadequate replacement of lost body fluids
* results in damage
* risk factor for salivary gland disease.
* selectively increases dopamine synthesis in tuberohypophyseal dopaminergic neurons.
* serious condition in babies and young children
  - hazard in desert regions
  - medical condition that often requires hospitalization
* serious problem for anyone exerting effort
  - infants and toddlers with decreased fluid intake
  - that can occur within a day or two if water is unavailable
* serious, and life-threatening condition.
* sets in, and shock and even death can occur.
* severely limits athletic performance.
* significant risk during hibernation.
* silent problem that affects many lives.
* slows the digestive process.
* sometimes leads to death.
* stresses the gland.
* tends to increase postoperative pain and also increases the chance of bleeding.
* threatens life.
* translates into a lowered blood volume or less warm blood circulating.
* triggers responses.
* very serious condition, especially in small children.
* weakens the flow of lymph in the system and makes the body less resistant to infection.