Questions: What is a sign of dehydration? Excessive saliva Cracked lips Strong odor to urine Cloudy urine

What is a sign of dehydration? Excessive saliva Cracked lips Strong odor to urine Cloudy urine
Transcript text: What is a sign of dehydration? Excessive saliva Cracked lips Strong odor to urine Cloudy urine
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The answer is the second one: Cracked lips.

Explanation for each option:

  • Excessive saliva: This is not a sign of dehydration. In fact, dehydration often leads to a dry mouth and reduced saliva production.
  • Cracked lips: This is a common sign of dehydration. When the body lacks sufficient water, the lips can become dry and cracked.
  • Strong odor to urine: While this can be a sign of dehydration, it is not as direct or visible as cracked lips. Dehydration can cause urine to become more concentrated, leading to a stronger odor.
  • Cloudy urine: This can be a sign of various conditions, including dehydration, but it is not as specific or common as cracked lips.

Summary: Cracked lips are a clear and visible sign of dehydration, making it the most appropriate answer among the options provided.

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