Increased blood volume prevents the release of ADH. As a result, the kidneys retain less water, which dilutes the urine and increases urine output. As fluid leaves the body, blood volume decreases and serum osmolality increases.
Stars have become a very popular choice for tattoos on various parts of the body. The neck, the back, the wrists or the hip-bone are common places to have a star tattoo. But beyond being aesthetically pleasing, what do they symbolise? At OneHowTo.com, we will explain what is the meaning behind star tattoos. Stars are images with a powerful and ancient symbolism that's found in many cultures throughout history. A star tattoo is full of meaning, serving as a symbol for guidance and protection for whomsoever has one.
Tattoos display an individual's membership to a particular group in society, writes sociologist Tony Lawrence. Practically, tattoos could help identify drowned sailors. Their meanings, however, depend on the era and even the specific ship. An anchor could mean crossing the equator, the soul of a dead sailor or symbolise hope â we may no longer take perilous journeys on high seas but still seek to anchor our self.