Some diseases that can cause death primarily by dehydration include cholera, severe cases of acute gastroenteritis (such as from rotavirus or norovirus), and severe cases of kidney disease or failure. These conditions can lead to excessive loss of fluids and electrolytes, resulting in severe dehydration and potentially fatal consequences.
True. Chronic diseases such as heart disease, cancer, and diabetes are major causes of death today, surpassing infectious diseases in many parts of the world.
The leading cause of death in Thailand is non-communicable diseases, such as heart disease, stroke, and cancer. Other common causes of death include road traffic accidents, respiratory diseases, and diabetes. Public health efforts in Thailand are focused on prevention and management of these conditions.
Dehydration can cause bacteria to become dormant or enter a state of suspended animation, known as spore formation, to protect themselves. This can make them more resistant to environmental stresses and disinfection methods. However, prolonged dehydration can eventually lead to the death of the bacteria.
No, death is not a disease. Death is a natural and inevitable biological process that occurs as a part of life. While diseases can lead to death, death itself is the cessation of all biological functions.
Exposure to harmful environmental factors such as radiation, chemicals, or toxins is most likely to cause mutations in DNA. These factors can damage the DNA structure and lead to errors in the replication process, increasing the risk of genetic disorders or diseases in organisms.
Dehydration
Dehydration, and death
Dehydration is a major cause of infant illness and death throughout the world.
Yes. Dehydration will cause dizziness and disorientation. Eventually your organs will shut down and you will die. After drowning, dehydration is the primary cause of death of people that are lost a sea. People that are trapped often die of dehydration.
it can cause Heart diseases, and can sometimes cause death
Because there's no medical term for death by dehydration, technically it's just 'death by dehydration'. Dehydration can often cause other things however, such as Hypovolemia, a decrease in blood plasma and blood pressure, which would then be "death by Hypovolemia".
Many of the hemorrhagic fevers, such as Ebola, will cause death quite rapidly.
the black death was a major killer in that time period
Heart diseases are among the most common causes of death.
diseases
Infections and diseases.
Heart diseases, 30 %, other diseases 23 %