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hypo is when your blood sugar is too low and hyper is when it is too high
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Is D5.45 hypo or hyper?
hyper
What prefix is the opposite of hyper?
Hypo is the opposite of the prefix hyper.
What does hyper or hypo mean?
"Hyper" means excessive or elevated, while "hypo" means deficient or decreased. These prefixes are commonly used in medicine to describe conditions such as hyperthyroidism (excessive thyroid activity) and hypoglycemia (low blood sugar).
Is 3.3 percent dextrose with 0.3 percent sodium chloride hypo or hyper?
hypo
What does hypo mean in hypotension?
Hyper - higher than normal Hypo - lower than normal
Which solution has more solute-hypo or hypertonic?
hyper
What disorder is the enlargement of the thyroid due to hypo or hyper secretion?
An enlarged thyroid gland is called a goiter. The disease of hypo or hyper secretion is known as hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism.
What causes hypo-secretion of ADH?
diabetes insipidus
List of 5 non communicable diseases?
Any disease that's genetic or hormonal is non communicable. Examples are: * diabetes * heart disease * hypo/hyper thyroidism * cancer * alzheimer's
When you give blood would they no if you were a diabetic?
As a matter of fact my little brother got diagnosed with diabetes 3 weeks ago, If you give blood it makes no difference if you are diabetic or not! The blood you are giving will be just the same as anoy other persons. Just make sure you are not in a hypo or hyper before you give the blood. If you do not no what a hypo and a hyper is type it in on the question box. Carla x
What is the Difference between the prefixes hypo and hyper?
Hypo relates to a lack of whatever stem it is attached to, and hyper relates to an abundance. Ex: hypoglycemic: low blood sugar | hypoglycemic: high blood sugar.
What is the difference between hypo and hyper?
They are sub-words from Classical Greece. Hypo ; less or under. the standard Hyper ; more or greater that the standard. e.g. Hypoglycaemic ; Too little sugar in the blood stream (diabetic) Hyperactive ; too active that normal people.
