This was the remains of the Nazisâ horrible crime, to imprison people in camps because of their âothernessâ or in order to use them for forced labour. A concentration camp was not the same as an extermination camp â camps constructed with the specific purpose of mass murdering Jews and other victim groups.
Dehydration is water deficiency in the body. In dehydration, fluids from the blood and the space between the cells (together called extracellular space) are lost first, which is followed by loss of fluid from the cells (intracellular space).hen proportionally the same amount of water and sodium is lost from the body, the sodium concentration of the extracellular fluid and hence its tonicity will not change â this is isotonic dehydration. Statistically, in most cases (~ 80%) dehydration is isotonic 2.
Water and electrolytes are also lost through vomit, sweat, urine and breathing. Dehydration occurs when these losses are not replaced adequately and a deficit of water and electrolytes develops. The volume of fluid lost through the stools in 24 hours can vary from 5 ml/kg (near normal) to 200 ml/kg, or more. The concentrations and amounts of electrolytes lost also vary.