| In addition, they typically assess everyday body processes, such as appetite, digestion, defecation, urination, and sleep. |
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| It is emphasized that hands should be washed before eating, before feeding children, after defecation and after disposal of children's excreta. |
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| In one study, 63 percent of children with constipation and soiling had painful defecation that began before three years of age. |
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| The unhygienic practice of open defecation leads to contamination of water sources and high incidence of disease. |
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| In addition, the timing of an ultradian rhythm, the defecation cycle, is lengthened compared to wild type. |
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| He was discharged the following afternoon with a presumptive diagnosis of vasovagal syncope, perhaps related to defecation. |
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| The programme did not appropriately address the community's resistance to opt for toilets as an alternative to open defecation. |
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| Actually, raising pets stimulates dispute among many residents, due to the problem of animal defecation in public areas, and barking. |
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| Hygiene conditions in the camps are generally very poor, with an insufficient number of toilets, resulting in open defecation. |
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| For example, strong fear, as with soldiers in battle, increases heart rates and blood pressure and may incite uncontrolled defecation or urination. |
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| Hernia in the right inguinal region was noted in a standing position or while defecation. |
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| Presence of soap in households increased around 35 per cent and hand washing with soap after defecation increased 15 per cent. |
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| As ordered, give her an antidiarrheal drug three times daily to reduce the discomfort and possible infection caused by defecation. |
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| Other mentioned problems are risk of snake bites and flooding of defecation areas during the monsoon. |
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| In some circumstances, they even lose control over their bodily functions, such as urination and defecation. |
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| Children are involved in monitoring the project, and community leaders have passed laws against open defecation. |
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| The bees' defecation on the outside of the hives would increase rates of transmission of pathogens. |
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| Most of the rural population still uses fields or water sources for defecation. |
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| After each defecation, a cup of soil, ash or a mixture should be dumped into the pit to cover the excreta. |
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| As she was not eating and drinking, she also had no need for defecation or urination. |
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| Fecal incontinence is uncontrolled defecation, whether solid, liquid, or wind with leakage. |
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| Wipe from front to back, never the opposite way, after defecation or urination. |
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| Do not let patients confuse normal defecation with straining at stool. |
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| The false floor of the box was equipped with a preweighed paper towel so that defecation mass could be svibtracted from preflight mass to obtain net flight mass. |
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| A single strand of wire encircled the top of both the exclosures and the open units to allow for similar seed input from bird defecation into all the units. |
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| To treat acute diarrhea in adults and elderly patients a prescribed initial dose is 4 mg, decreased to 2 mg in the future after each act of defecation in the case of loose stool. |
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| Cultures differ in their use of cleaning materials after defecation. |
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| Considering the needs of these groups would have implications for the entrance size, the interior space, hand rails or other support mechanisms, the position of defecation, as well as other aspects. |
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| Scent marking is used for territorial advertisement, and involves urination, defecation and ground scratching. |
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| Within 10 minutes, muscle tremors, lacrimation, urination, defecation, salivation and hard breathing occur. |
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| Study investigators reviewed the patients' medical records to see if the subjects had been given any anorectal defecation testing. |
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| Almost half of the captured bats defecate seeds during their brief incarceration, with defecation rates ranging from just a few seeds to as many as a hundred. |
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| In the dense city and slums, sanitation often means open defecation, the use of bags or chamber pots emptied into rubbish heaps or canals, or the construction of crude, shallow pit latrines – everywhere and anywhere. |
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| The widespread practice of open defecation goes some way to explaining India's dire nutritional performance. If girls give birth very young, their babies are likely to be underweight, and to fail to thrive. |
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| What you can do: Break the taboo against speaking about defecation. |
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| Most had bowel symptoms, including pain during defecation, diarrhea and constipation, abdominal bloating, and dyschezia. |
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| What you can do: Build community consensus to eliminate open defecation. |
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| This may not be improved, but is nevertheless a first step on the 'sanitation ladder', and it is useful to know about people not practicing open defecation. |
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| The programme aims to eliminate open defecation and promote good personal hygiene practices, including hand-washing after latrine use, well-managed latrines and water points. |
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| Over that period, Egypt achieved the elimination of open defecation in rural areas and invested in infrastructure. |
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| Households can prevent illness by disposing of faeces safely, and by washing hands after defecation, before preparing meals and before feeding children. |
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| Poliovirus contamination of soil occurs through human defecation near dwellings, crop fertilization with untreated or inadequately treated night soil or sewage, and recycled wastewater for irrigation. |
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| They may arise during chronic constipation with intense pressure by defecation, or with low roughage nutrition or protracted misuse of laxatives for an extended period. |
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| Initial dose of 2 mg is recommended for children older than 6 y.o. which maybe diminished to 2 mg after each act of defecation in the case of loose stool. |
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