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PHYSIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT OF DAILY WATER REQUIREMENT IN ADOLESCENTS

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Eurasian Journal of Medical and Natural Sciences

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This article explores the critical topic of physiological assessment to determine the daily water requirements of adolescents. Adequate hydration is fundamental to maintaining health and well-being, and adolescents are a unique demographic with unique hydration needs. By examining physiological markers including fluid balance, body composition, and activity level, this study elucidates the factors influencing daily water intake in adolescents. By comprehensively understanding the physiological aspects of hydration in this age group, health care providers and educators can promote optimal hydration practices among adolescents, promoting their overall health and performance

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N.Rajabova

Ташкентский фармацевтический институт

D.Majdunova

Ташкентский фармацевтический институт

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# здоровье# health# подростки# adolescents# wellness# гидратация# salomatlik# Hydration# суточная потребность в воде# физиологическая оценка# баланс жидкости# состав тела# уровни активности# самочувствие# daily water requirements# physiological assessment# fluid balance# body composition# activity levels# O'smirlar# gidratsiya# kunlik suvga bo'lgan ehtiyoj# fiziologik baholash# suyuqlik balansi# tana tarkibi# faollik darajasi

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