Often, no symptoms are found. Some include 1  :-. Excess fluid loss or dehydration (diarrhea, vomiting). 2  High blood sugar. 3  Kussmaulâs breathing (deep and rapid breathing). 4  Dyspnea. 5  Intense thirst. 6  Weakness.
One thing I shall do is relate the tides to the position and phases of the moon. The phases of the moon are shown on many calendars. Spring tides are associtated with new and full moons, while neap tides are associated with the quarters. These principal phases are about a week apart.
TIDES What causes tides? How are tides predicted? 1. Tides are the regular rise and fall of sea level that occurs either once a day (every 24.8 hours) or twice a day (every 12.4 hours). Tides are waves with very long periods (24.8 or 12.4 hours) and wavelengths (thousands of km) Tides are shallow-water waves (that is, their speed is slowed by friction with the ocean