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.
Likewise, when the Moon is farther away from the Earth (furthest distance is called apogee), the tides are not as spectacular. Tides most commonly occur twice a day (diurnal). Tides can also occur as two high waters and two low waters each day (semi-diurnal). However, these periods do not happen at the same time each day. This is because the Moon takes slightly longer than 24 hours to line up again exactly with the same point on the Earth - about 50 minutes more.