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Old 08-03-2008, 03:46 PM #101
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Now I know WHO to ask for when I need statistical data!
Actually, it was NIOSH and NOT WHO.

Here's what will happen if SleepyGal's blood volume gets too low (medicine.net):


For example, low blood volume due to bleeding (such as a bleeding ulcer in your stomach or from a bad laceration from an injury) can cause low blood pressure. The body quickly responds to the low blood volume and pressure by the following adjustments which all increase blood pressure:
  • The heart rate increases and the forcefulness of the heart's contractions increase, thus more blood is pumped through the heart.
  • Veins narrow to return more blood to the heart for pumping.
  • Blood flow to the kidneys decreases to reduce the formation of urine and thereby increases the volume of blood in the arteries and veins.
  • Arterioles narrow to increase resistance to blood flow
These adaptive responses will keep the blood pressure in the normal range unless blood loss becomes so severe that the responses are overwhelmed.






So maybe she IS out cold on the floor somewhere.
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Actually, it was NIOSH and NOT WHO.

Here's what will happen if SleepyGal's blood volume gets too low (medicine.net):


For example, low blood volume due to bleeding (such as a bleeding ulcer in your stomach or from a bad laceration from an injury) can cause low blood pressure. The body quickly responds to the low blood volume and pressure by the following adjustments which all increase blood pressure:
  • The heart rate increases and the forcefulness of the heart's contractions increase, thus more blood is pumped through the heart.
  • Veins narrow to return more blood to the heart for pumping.
  • Blood flow to the kidneys decreases to reduce the formation of urine and thereby increases the volume of blood in the arteries and veins.
  • Arterioles narrow to increase resistance to blood flow
These adaptive responses will keep the blood pressure in the normal range unless blood loss becomes so severe that the responses are overwhelmed.






So maybe she IS out cold on the floor somewhere.
I talked to her...she's ok!

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Maybe her boo boo hurts too much to respond to this thread. Hmmm.... here we are, all concerned about her and she's stuck in "pain-land"!!!



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Actually, it was NIOSH and NOT WHO.

Here's what will happen if SleepyGal's blood volume gets too low (medicine.net):


For example, low blood volume due to bleeding (such as a bleeding ulcer in your stomach or from a bad laceration from an injury) can cause low blood pressure. The body quickly responds to the low blood volume and pressure by the following adjustments which all increase blood pressure:
  • The heart rate increases and the forcefulness of the heart's contractions increase, thus more blood is pumped through the heart.
  • Veins narrow to return more blood to the heart for pumping.
  • Blood flow to the kidneys decreases to reduce the formation of urine and thereby increases the volume of blood in the arteries and veins.
  • Arterioles narrow to increase resistance to blood flow
These adaptive responses will keep the blood pressure in the normal range unless blood loss becomes so severe that the responses are overwhelmed.






So maybe she IS out cold on the floor somewhere.
Good thing Twiffy isn't here to listen to all this talk of blud.
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Good thing Twiffy isn't here to listen to all this talk of blud.
Buhlud?

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Good thing Twiffy isn't here to listen to all this talk of blud.
Yep...she would be and we wouldn't want that!
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I think that AMN accomplished what she set out to do, here. She proved that we Idiots will respond and keep any stupid thread going.

Hope yer paper cut stings like he!!...
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I think that AMN accomplished what she set out to do, here. She proved that we Idiots will respond and keep any stupid thread going.

Hope yer paper cut stings like he!!...
Who you callin' Idjit, woman?


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