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| − | Fluid intake is the drinking of liquids and is a critical requirement for most organisms. In psychology the amount of fluid [[ingested]] is sometimes used as a measure of motivation or assumed physiological deficit associated with [[thirst]]. Fluid intake includes [[water intake]] and is an aspect of both [[drinking behavior]] and [[feeding practices]] |
+ | Fluid intake is the drinking of liquids and is a critical requirement for most organisms. In psychology the amount of fluid [[ingested]] is sometimes used as a measure of [[motivation]] or assumed physiological deficit associated with [[thirst]]. Fluid intake includes [[water intake]] and is an aspect of both [[drinking behavior]] and [[feeding practices]] |
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*[[Alcoholic beverages]] |
*[[Alcoholic beverages]] |
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*[[Beverages]] |
*[[Beverages]] |
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*[[Polydipsia]] |
*[[Polydipsia]] |
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*[[Swallowing]] |
*[[Swallowing]] |
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Fluid intake is the drinking of liquids and is a critical requirement for most organisms. In psychology the amount of fluid ingested is sometimes used as a measure of motivation or assumed physiological deficit associated with thirst. Fluid intake includes water intake and is an aspect of both drinking behavior and feeding practices