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    This experiment measured the effect of different fluid intake conditions on urine output in three participants. Treatment A involved drinking water only, Treatment B involved drinking water and eating salt snacks, and Treatment C involved drinking water and exercise. Treatment C produced the highest total urine volume, while Treatment B produced the lowest. The results show that urine output is proportional to body weight and activity level, with more water intake and exercise leading to greater excretion to maintain osmotic balance.

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    This experiment measured the effect of different fluid intake conditions on urine output in three participants. Treatment A involved drinking water only, Treatment B involved drinking water and eating salt snacks, and Treatment C involved drinking water and exercise. Treatment C produced the highest total urine volume, while Treatment B produced the lowest. The results show that urine output is proportional to body weight and activity level, with more water intake and exercise leading to greater excretion to maintain osmotic balance.

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    This experiment measured the effect of different fluid intake conditions on urine output in three participants. Treatment A involved drinking water only, Treatment B involved drinking water and eating salt snacks, and Treatment C involved drinking water and exercise. Treatment C produced the highest total urine volume, while Treatment B produced the lowest. The results show that urine output is proportional to body weight and activity level, with more water intake and exercise leading to greater excretion to maintain osmotic balance.

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    This experiment measured the effect of different fluid intake conditions on urine output in three participants. Treatment A involved drinking water only, Treatment B involved drinking water and eating salt snacks, and Treatment C involved drinking water and exercise. Treatment C produced the highest total urine volume, while Treatment B produced the lowest. The results show that urine output is proportional to body weight and activity level, with more water intake and exercise leading to greater excretion to maintain osmotic balance.

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    GROUP 9 1BIO-1

    March 24,2015
    MEMBERS:
    PORTES, ALYSSA
    RAMOS,EYLLAINE
    RICOHERMOSO,JHIELLIANE
    ROQUID,PAULINE
    LABORATORY EXPERIMENT

    WATER DIURESIS ON MAN

    I.

    OBJECTIVES
    This experiment aims to know the effect of different fluid intake and
    to measure how much is absorbed depending on the condition
    given.

    II.

    PROCEDURE
    Materials:
    Water
    0.9% NaCl soltution or (5 pieces champoy)
    Procedure:
    On treatment A ( Water Only)
    1. Empty gallbladder
    2. Drink water (1% of the subjects body weight)
    3. Measure urine every 20 minutes in 2 hours
    On Treatment B (Water and Champoy)
    1. Empty gallbladder
    2. Eat 5 champoy, drink water( 1% of the subjects body weight)
    3. Measure urine every 20 minutes in 2 hours
    On Treatment C ( Water and exercise)
    1. Empty gallbladder
    2. Drink water (1% of the subjects body weight)
    3. Exercise for 10 minutes
    4. Measure urine every 20 minutes in 2 hours

    III.
    DATA
    TREATMENT A

    mL

    TIME(A,M.)

    8:00(time
    started)
    8:20
    8:40
    Name :Pauline Mae Roquid
    9:00
    Weight: 58kg
    9:20
    Water Intake: 580 mL
    9:40
    Total Volume of urine: 340
    10:00
    Water absorbed in 2 hours : 240 mL

    VOLUME OF URINE
    (mL)
    0
    10
    15
    55
    120
    90
    50

    TREATMENT B
    TIME (A.M.)

    Name :
    Water
    Total
    106 mL
    Water
    : 380 mL

    9:07(time
    started)
    9:27
    9:47
    10:07
    10:27
    10:47
    11:07

    VOLUME OF URINE
    (mL)
    0
    Eyllaine Ramos

    20
    10
    17
    20
    20
    19

    Weight: 54 kg
    Intake : 540 mL
    volume of urine :
    absorbed in 2 hours

    TREATMENT C
    TIME (A.M.)

    Name: Alyssa Portes


    Weight : 55 kg
    Water intake : 550 mL
    Total volume of urine: 419
    Ml
    Water absorbed in 2hours :
    131 mL

    7:10
    (exercise)
    7:30
    7:50
    8:10
    8:30
    8:50
    9:10

    VOLUME OF
    URINE (mL)
    0
    49
    30
    120
    160
    50
    10

    IV.

    RESULT AND DISCUSSION

    TIME VS. VOLUME OF URINE


    180
    160
    140
    120
    100

    TREATMENT A
    TREATMENT B

    80

    TREATMENT C

    60
    40
    20
    0
    0

    20

    40

    60

    80

    100

    The line graph presents the data of the excreted urine after the different
    activities have been conducted in the span of 2 hours with 20 minutes
    interval in each excretion. We can see that the lowest possible amount of
    urine excreted was recorded in the person who did the water-saline solution
    activity or 5 champoy in replacement to the NaCl. (Shown in red line).The
    highest amount of urine was recorded in the person who took the water and
    exercise activity(shown in green line) which originally must be the result in
    the water-only activity.(shown in blue line)This is because the subject might
    not be able to empty her bladder fully before conducting the experiment or
    maybe she is suffering from kidney problem she is not aware of.

    TOTAL VOLUME OF URINE


    450
    400
    350
    300
    250
    Column3

    200
    150
    100
    50
    0
    TREATMENT A

    TREATMENT B

    TREATMENT C

    The bar graph shows the total volume of urine excreted by the participants
    after doing the experiment. As explained earlier, the result of treatment C
    ranked first with 419mL, treatment A in second with 340 mL and treatment B
    in the last with 106 mL.
    V.

    CONCLUSION
    Based on our data analysis and obtained results, we therefore
    conclude that the amount of urine that is excreted by a person is
    relatively proportional to their body weight and the activity assigned
    to them. In this case where three conditions are given, water only,
    water-saline solution and water with exercise, the person who took
    the water intake only must excrete the greatest amount of urine
    because when a person consumes a large amount of water,the
    kidneys reduce their reabsorption of water to allow excess water to
    be released, producing a dilute watery urine. While the person who
    did the water-exercise activity ,have the tendency to excrete a

    lesser urine that is highly concentrated because the kidneys


    reabsorb water and conserve sodium due to some loss of water
    contributed by the slight perspiration.
    And lastly, the person who did the water-saline solution activity
    released the least urine because the kidneys reabsorb as much
    water as possible .The amount of urine excreted depends on the
    condition of the fluid that is to be taken in and on how the kidneys
    will respond to maintain osmotic balance.

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