Question

Which of the following is not a risk factor for water intoxication?
a. a low body mass
b. heat stress
c. resting
d. overexertion
Ocean and freshwater contamination _______.
a. does not affect marine life
b. is not affected by agriculture
c. results from industrial activity
d. is independent of human activity

Answer 1

It is possible to be intoxicated by water, and some of the factors are definitely low body mass, heat stress, and overexertion. One-year-olds can be more prone to water intoxication than an adult (simply because adults have more cells to retain the water than a one-year-old), heat stress and hot weather can drive someone to drink a lot more water than they need, same with someone doing some kind of heavy physical exertion such as marathon running. As with resting, it is very difficult to get intoxicated with water unless you want to be intoxicated with water. so Resting wouldn't be a factor.

Ocean and Water contamination is caused by industrial activity, such as factories and farms since things like pesticides and chemicals can leak into fresh and salt water. You can bet that water contamination directly affects marine life and that it does have an effect on agriculture and is dependent on human activity.

Answer 2

Option C. resting.

Water intoxication, also known as hyperhydration or water poisoning, is a fatal condition caused by too many electrolytes in the body from drinking too much water in a short period of time. The rest of the choices are results of this condition. Additionally, water intoxication can be caused by psychiatric conditions, endurance sports, and iatrogenic care.

Ocean and Water contamination is caused by industrial activity, such as factories and farms since things like pesticides and chemicals can leak into fresh and salt water. You can bet that water contamination directly affects marine life and that it does have an effect on agriculture and is dependent on human activity.

How long does water intoxication last?

At first, you might experience headaches, confusion, or drowsiness. But as the pressure increases, you risk brain damage, coma, and even death. And it could all be over in less than ten hours.

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