### possible side effect:

Hyperkalemia
* can cause abnormal heart rhythms, and in some instances, can result in death
  - acidosis and vice versa, acidosis can cause hyperkalemia
  - profound cardiac disease which can result in death
  - have serious, potentially life threatening effects on the body
  - increase as patients age
* exacerbates the cardiovascular effects of hypocalcemia.
* is also possible
  - associated with serious cardiac arrhythmias
  - improved by fluid replacement and glucose and insulin infusions
  - just one of many causes of hypertension in the elderly
  - often life-threatening in the feline urethral obstruction
  - sometimes a serious threat to the heart
  - the condition of a high concentration of potassium in the blood
* occurs when potassium intake exceeds the capacity of the kidneys to eliminate it
  - the level of potassium in the bloodstream is higher than normal
  - with hemolysis, trauma, with administration of potassium salts of some drugs
* possible side effect.
* potential complication, so monitor electrolytes closely.
* very dangerous condition that can quickly produce cardiac arrest.

Larger individual
* can engulf entire salp chains.
+ Largest extinct animals, Vertebrates, Fish: Zoology :: Fossils
  * The extinct megatoothed shark, 'C. megalodon' is by far the biggest and most powerful shark that ever lived. This giant shark reached a length of more than. Larger individuals are possible.

Posture
* Many postures work specifically to open the chest, allowing a more efficient breathing cycle.
* Some postures gently massage the abdominal organs and ease bowel spasms
  - have the function of moistening the lung and stomach, some of nourishing kidney-yin
* affects and moderates every physiological function from breathing to hormonal production.
* also involves how the head is held
  - plays a part in cat language
* are gentle stretching movements designed to help balance the mind and body
  - used to communicate aggression and appeasement
* can affect how excess fluid is held in the body.
* develop muscle tone, strength, flexibility, body alignment and physical awareness.
* dynamic process of movement.
* encourage release of anxiety, relaxation, and a reduction in stress.
* fundamental aspect of motor control.
* greatly influences breathing.
* has everything to do with a person's physical and mental health.
* improve oxygen intake, strengthen the lungs and improve digestion.
* influences melatonin concentrations in plasma and saliva in humans.
* involves the relative positioning of the ball, club and body parts.
* is affected due to an increase in rigidity of one s back extensors
  - another aspect of body language
  - configurations
* is important for walking comfort
  - in both speed walking and racewalking
  - when gardening
  - while sleeping
  - one of the cornerstones of good health
* is the position of body parts in relation to each other
  - result of many underlying processes and tensional relationships throughout the body
  - used to indicate the wolf's position in the pack
  - very important to maintain abdominal health
* key ingredient in allowing the breath to move freely through the throat.
* moving platform on which the cosmonaut stands and carries out specified actions.
* plays a key role in tension headaches
  - an important role in the health and fitness of our bodies
* position of the body while sitting, standing or lying down.
* refers to the body's alignment in relation to gravity, space and motion.
* translates into body language for the seeing world.

### posture:

Bad posture
* aggravates musculoskeletal pain and creates tight, stiff, sore muscles.
* can affect blood pressure
  - lead to muscle tension, pain, and increased stress
* contributes to most back pain.