ORAL Rehydration Therapy — Last Minute Lecture

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Cell Signaling, Membrane Transport, & Membrane Potential — Medical Physiology: Principles for Clinical Medicine▶ 31:29It doesThe principle of sodium glucose co -transport is the very basis of oral rehydration therapyGiving a solution of salt and sugar allows you to leverage this transport system to actively dry the absorption of water, correcting…

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