volume expansion

The sodium retention leads to plasma volume expansion and elevated blood pressure.

Volume expansion of freezing water is roughly 108%.

Doxazosin has also been associated with volume expansion.

Indications of vesiculation, volume expansion, and plastic deformation are observed.

Bundy pipe retains the advantage higher rigidity, which means less volume expansion under pressure.

If the work is due to a volume expansion by dV at a pressure P than:

Anemia of pregnancy is induced by blood volume expansion experienced in pregnancy.

The initial volume expansion period is called the fluid challenge, and may be distinguished from succeeding maintenance administration of fluids.

Ultimate volume expansion may be estimated at three orders of magnitude, or one liter per gram of explosive.

They are associated with a mild volume expansion, which may precipitate the clinical presentation of heart failure in those with subclinical disease.

Uncertainties about the efficacy of volume expansion on freezing in rock shattering have encouraged the examination of other possibilities.

There is little scientific evidence to support the increasing use of FFP in clinical medicine purely for volume expansion.

Volume expansion may refer to:

This volume expansion and natriuresis was performed to increase renal blood flow and enhance calcium excretion.

Postoperative hypotension is managed primarily by volume expansion, and postoperative hypertension usually responds to diuretics.

Decompression causes significant volume expansion (called relaxation) due to microcracking and the exsolving of enclathratized gases.

This hydration of the surface layers produces a volume expansion which places mechanical stress on the dry subsurface layers.

If a solvent is precisely poor enough to cancel the effects of excluded volume expansion, the theta (θ) condition is satisfied.

Further simplification of the momentum equation comes by substituting the volume expansion coefficient, density relationship found above into the momentum equation.

Taber showed that the vertical displacement of soil in frost heaving can be significantly greater than that due to molar volume expansion.

The hemodilution caused by volume expansion with dextran use improves blood flow, thus further improving patency of microanastomoses and reducing thrombosis.

Patients with kidney failure not related to low blood volume and patients on dialysis should avoid this product in high doses which are used for volume expansion.

In general, increased ADH causes water retention without extracellular fluid volume expansion and without edema or hypertension.

Mineralocorticoid effects can include salt and water retention, extracellular fluid volume expansion, hypertension, potassium depletion, and metabolic alkalosis.

In case of high-viscosity magma, such as andesite and dacite, the consolidated clast surface is cracked by the volume expansion originated from vesiculation.