A quick run down of some of these terms include: 1  Dyspnea refers to the sensation of shortness of breath. 2  Tachypnea refers to rapid breathing with or without a feeling of being shortness of breath. 3  Bradypnea means a slow rate of breathing.
Sodium hypochlorite (NaOCl) continually decomposes on standing after it is produced. If the solution is diluted to 50% of its initial concentration, the rate of decomposition will be about 25% of the pre-dilution rate if all other conditions are kept basically the same.
Possible causes of elevated sodium concentration include excessive water loss by evaporation and diffusion, as may occur during high fever, or increased water loss accompanying diabetes insipidus, in one form of which ADH secretion is insufficient to maintain water conservation by the renal tubules.