Hydration Needs
Dehydration vs. Toxicity
Sources of Hydration
Science Behind Hydration
100

Name all three factors that affects hydration needs.

Activity level, environment, & body size.

100

This condition occurs when the body loses more water than it takes in.

Dehydration

100

Name any source of hydration besides pure H2O

Fruits/Vegetables/Sports Drinks

100

What is responsible for transporting water to cells in plants?

Xylem

200

Out of the three factors, which increases water needs the most during exercise?

Activity level

200

This condition occurs when too much water is consumed at once?

Water toxicity.

200

What types of foods contribute most to hydration?

Fruits and vegetables.

200

Where is water stored in plants that supply hydration when consumed?

Vacuoles

300

Why does hot weather or climates increase hydration needs:

Increased sweating leads to more fluid loss.

300

Why can not sweating during exercise be dangerous?

The body cannot regulate temperature which can cause heat exhaustion. 

300

What do fruits and vegetables provide other than hydration?

Nutrients

400
Two students do the same exact workout, but one dehydrates faster. What could be influencing this difference in hydration levels?

They are different weights/sizes.

400

During water toxicity, what levels are diluted?

Sodium levels in cells.

400

What are added to sports drinks that make them aid in hydration?

Electrolytes

500

A student is exercising in hot weather and is larger in body size. Name ALL factors increasing their water needs.

All of the above.

500

What can happen to the brain during water toxicity that makes it dangerous?

Cells in the brain can swell causing loss of brain function.

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