Fluid Replacement

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Week 4: Wednesday, July 8

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-1% to 1%

what is the optimal range of hydration

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signs and symptoms

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cardiovascular

hypohydration leads to increased ______ stress during exercise

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>1

thermoregulation is impaired at ___ % hypohydration

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>3%

the risk of heat illness increases at

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1-5%

list the body mass deficit for mild hypohydration

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5-10%

list the body mass deficit for moderate hypohydration

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>10%

list the body mass deficit for severe hypohydration

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thirst, body mass, and urine concentration first thing in the morning

list three ways to assess hydration

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urine color, thirst, urine frequency

list the points for a basic hydration assessment

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fluid replacement

what is the solution to hypohydration

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sweat rate, sweat rate calculation, creating individualized hydration plans

what do we need to education athletes, parents, and coaches on

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gastric emptying, heat acclimatization

what are some factors to consider when replacing fluid

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plasma concentration and sweat rate assessment

what are two alternative methods to assessing hydration

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2 hours

when training for more than _____ electrolytes should be replaced

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sodium, magnesium, potassium

what is the electrolyte trio

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glucose; sodium

sports drinks provide _____ for energy and replace _____ lost during exercise

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30-60

the recommendation for sports drinks is to consume ___-___ grams of CHO per hour of exercise

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6-8%; gastric emptying; absorption

the optimal CHO level is ____ concentration of CHO, any more can lead to slower _____ _____ and _____

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16-24; 10-20

before exercise, athletes should consume ____ oz of fluid 2 hours prior to exercise, and ____ oz of fluid 10-20 minutes before exercise

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6-12

during exercise, athletes should consume ____ oz of fluid every 10-20 minutes

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16-24

after exercise, athletes should replace every 1lb lost with ____ oz of water (fully consumed within 6 hours)

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exercise-associated hyponatremia

the overconsumption of water can cause dilution of blood sodium level which is termed as

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130-134 mmol/L

list the value for mild EAH

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125-129 mmol/L

list the value for moderate EAH

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<124 mmol/L

list the value for severe EAH

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50%

what is the mortality rate for severe cases of EAH

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gaining weight during exercise

what is a sign that someone is at risk for EAH

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overconsumption of water or overconsumption of salt

EAH could be due to two factors