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  1. ... before your test. Can I drink anything besides water during a fast? No. Juice, coffee, soda, and ... and have something to eat or drink besides water during my fast? Tell your provider if you ...
  2. ... t see, smell, or taste can get into water, soil, food, and beverages. If a person with ... you swallow parasites or their eggs in contaminated water or food , you can develop an infection. You ...
  3. ... an electrical charge when they are dissolved in water or body fluids. They help control the balance ... Your blood osmolality increases when the amount of water in your blood decreases or the number of ...
  4. ... when it grows and spreads in man-made water systems. These types of systems include plumbing systems ... and cruise ships. The bacteria may then contaminate water sources, such as hot tubs, fountains, and air- ...
  5. ... an electrical charge when they are dissolved in water or body fluids. You have electrolytes in your ... important because they help: Balance the amount of water in your body Balance your body's acid-base ( ...
  6. ... stimulation test involves placing your fingers in ice water and checking to see how long it takes ... will then place your hands into an ice water bath for 20 seconds. You will remove your ...
  7. ... bring a snack for afterward. Offer plenty of water. If the test doesn't require limiting or ... fluids, encourage your child to drink lots of water the day before and the morning of the ...
  8. ... foods and drinks to swallow. These may include water, other liquids, soft foods, and solid foods. The ... about past or current swallowing difficulties and a water swallow test. During a water swallow test, your ...
  9. ... t mix with any urine, toilet paper, or water from the toilet. Close the container tightly. Wash your hands well with soap and water. Return the container according to the instructions. This ...
  10. ... may also be spread through contaminated food and water. Anyone who is exposed to H. pylori can ... t mix with any urine, toilet paper, or water from the toilet. Close the container tightly. Wash ...
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