POSTERS EXHIBITIONIII INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS

V SPANISH CONGRESS

III INTERNATIONAL CONGRESS V SPANISH CONGRESS

1. THE EFFECT OF DUATHLON COMPETITION ON HYDRATION STATUS IN PREPUBERTAL CHILDREN

2. PLASMA VOLUME CHANGES DURING A MARATHON RACE

3. INFLUENCE OF A MARATHON RACE ON RENAL BIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS

4. HYDRATION IN SPORTSPEOPLE: PRAGMATIC FOR PERFORMANCE?

5. ANALYSIS OF HYDRATION PATTERNS OF ELITE GYMNASTS. INTERVENTION TO IMPROVE PERFORMANCE

6. COMBAT CLOTHING INCREASES SWEAT RATE AND SWEAT SODIUM CONCENTRATION DURING PROLONGED EXERCISE

7. EFFECTIVENESS HYDRATION PLAN IN THE APPEARANCE OF MUSCLE CRAMPS IN FEMALE SOCCER PLAYERS

8. SHOULD WE CORRECT PLASMA ELECTROLYTES TO PLASMA VOLUME CHANGES AFTER A MARATHON RACE?

9. EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGIES PREFERENCE FOR PROMOTION OF WATER CONSUMPTION AND HEALTHY LIFESTYLES PROMOTION IN MEXICAN TEENAGERS

10. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN THE HEALTHY EATING INDEX AND THE HYDRATION STATUS IN A SPANISH SCHOOLCHILDREN SAMPLE

11. ASSOCIATION OF THE DRINKS CONSUMPTION WITH PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN MEXICAN TEENAGERS

12. HYDRATION CONTROL IN A GIRL WITH SHORT INTESTINE

13. THE HYDRATION IN YOUTH AND ITS EFFECT IN THE COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE

14. BEER/CIDER CONSUMPTION AS PREDICTOR OF ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE DURING ADOLESCENCE: THE MEDIATING ROLE OF GOALS SETTING

15. FREQUENCY OF CONSUMPTION OF NATURAL WATER, MILK AND OTHER DRINKS IN MEXICAN TEENAGERS

16. THE IMPORTANCE OF THE MANAGEMENT OF CHILD DIARRHEA BY THEIR CAREGIVERS

17. EFFECTS OF WATER INTAKE ON THE COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE OF YOUNG UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

18. IMPACT OF WATER INTAKE IN THE COGNITIVE FUNCTIONS OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

19. INFLUENCE OF THE TYPE OF DRINK INGESTED IN THE QUALITY OF LIFE RELATED TO HEALTH

20. ISOTONIC DRINKS VS SERIES IN GASTROENTERITIS

21. BEVERAGE INTAKE INFLUENCE ON BODY COMPOSITION: RESULTS FROM THE ANIBES STUDY

22. FLUIDS INTAKE BETWEEN NORMALWEIGHT CHILDREN AND METABOLICALLY HEALTHY OBESE CHILDREN: A COMPARATIVE REVIEW

23. TOTAL BODY WATER CHANGES AFTER THREE DIFFERENT ENDURANCE EXERCISE INTERVENTIONS IN PATIENTS WITH OBESITY

24. ASSOCIATION OF NATURAL WATER CONSUMPTION WITH NUTRITIOUS CONDITION IN MEXICAN ADULTS

25. HYDRATION, SUGAR INTAKE AND OBESITY IN THE ADULT POPULATION OF THE VALENCIAN COMMUNITY

26. ASSOCIATION OF THE WATER CONSUMPTION WITH THE PHYSICAL ACTIVITY IN MEXICAN ADULTS

27. FREQUENCY OF WATER CONSUMPTION, MILK, AND OTHER DRINKS IN MEXICAN ADULTS

28. THE NUTRITIONAL STATUS PLAYS A VITAL ROLE IN THE HYDRATION PROFILE IN OLDER PEOPLE

29. ASSOCIATION BETWEEN FREE WATER RESERVE AND HANDGRIP STRENGTH IN OLDER ADULTS

30. HYDRATION STATUS OF PORTUGUESE ELDERLY: RESULTS FROM THE NUTRITION UP 65 STUDY

31. BETTER FLUID INTAKE CAN BE RELATED TO PHYSICAL FITNESS TESTS IN SPANISH OLDER ADULTS?

32. BODY COMPOSITION AND HYDRATION STATUS ACCORDING TO AGE´S GROUP AND GENDER IN ELDERLY PEOPLE

33. HYDRATION STATUS OF PREGNANT AND LACTATING MOTHERS IN ABUJA METROPOLIS, NIGERIA

34. FIRST MORNING URINE OSMOLALITY AND WATER INTAKE IN A GROUP OF ELDERLY PEOPLE

35. BEVERAGE DRINKING HABITS IN ELDERLY PEOPLE LIVING IN A SENIOR COHOUSING COMMUNITY

36. HYPOREXIA AND ALCOHOL CONSUMPTION: THE SILENT EPIDEMIC

37. DEHYDRATION IN THE ELDERLY: THE WATER

38. THE ABILITY OF AGING PEOPLE WITH CEREBRAL PALSY TO EAT AND DRINK

39. HYPODERMOCLYSIS, AN ALTERNATIVE PROCEDURE FOR HYDRATION

41. HYDRATION STRATEGIES IN LABOR LABOR AND ITS ASSOCIATION WITH MATERNAL AND NEONATAL MORBIDITY

42. MATERNAL HYDRATION DURING THE LOW RISK LABOR PROCESS

43. HYDRATION OF WOMEN DURING THE EXCLUSIVE BREASTFEEDING PERIOD

44. HYDRATION AND LOW RISK PREGNANCY: GUIDELINES FOR SELF-CONTROL

46. NUTRIENTS SUPPLIED BY BEVERAGES CONSUMPTION DURING BREAKFAST IN SPAIN; FINDINGS OF THE ANIBES STUDY

47. ASSESSMENT OF BEVERAGES CONSUMPTION IN A HEALTHY ADULT WORKING POPULATION

48. ADDED-SUGAR AND LOW-AND-NO-CALORIE SWEETENERS (LNCS) IN BEVERAGES GROUPS IN SPAIN: FINDINGS OF THE ANIBES STUDY

50. HOW DOES THE USE OF DIURETICS AFFECT HYDRATION STATUS OF OLDER ADULTS?

51. FLUID INTAKE IN ADULT POPULATION IN VALENCIAN COMMUNITY

52. PRESENT CONSUMPTION OF BEVERAGES IN SPANISH HOUSEHOLDS

53. WATER AND BEVERAGE INTAKE IN A GROUP OF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

54. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE WATER INTAKE OF FOOD AND VO2MAX IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

55. TOTAL WATER OBTAINED FROM FOOD DIFFERS ACCORDING TO THE ACADEMIC PROFILE IN UNIVERSITY STUDENTS

56. PERCEIVED PREFERENCES AND BARRIERS RELATED TO DRINKING BEHAVIOR AMONG ADULTS IN MEXICO CITY (CDMX)

57. LIMITATION, MISBELIEVES AND BASIC KNOWLEDGE IN THE REPRESENTATIVE NUTRITIONAL SURVEYS INCLUDING FLUID INTAKE

58. ENVIRONMENTAL AND INTRINSIC FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH BEVERAGES AND WATER CONSUMPTION IN MEXICAN ADULTS

59. ARE HYPOHYDRATED OLDER ADULTS AT INCREASED RISK OF EXHAUSTION?

60. ARE OLDER ADULTS WITH EXCESSIVE SODIUM INTAKE AT INCREASED RISK OF HYPOHYDRATION?

61. LIFE QUALITY PERCEPTION ACCORDING TO HYDRATION STATUS IN ADOLESCENTS. UP & DOWN SUBSTUDY

62. PREFERENCES AND AVERSIONS OF BEVERAGES IN THE SPANISH DIET: ENPE STUDY

63. WATER AND BEVERAGE INTAKE BY AGE AND GENDER IN THE AVERAGE SPANISH DIET: ENPE STUDY

64. IS HYDRATION AN INFLUENTIAL FACTOR IN THE PERCEPTION OF PAIN?

65. ANALYSIS OF THE HYDRATION BEHAVIORS FROM THE COMMUNITY PHARMACY PERSPECTIVE

66. BODY COMPOSITION AND HYDRATION STATUS AFTER INACTIVE CHRISTMAS BREAK IN ADULTS WITH OBESITY

67. BEVERAGE INTAKE RELATION TO FOOD CONSUMPTION AND SOCIOECONOMIC FACTORS IN THE ANIBES STUDY IN SPAIN

68. INTEREST IN DRINKS WITH ANTIOXIDANTS AND OSTEOARTHRITIS

69. SEVERE HYPOCALCEMIA IN A PATIENT WITH POSTOPERATIVE HYPOPARATHYROIDISM DUE TO PARATHYROID ADENOMA

70. ANALYSIS OF THE HYDRATION STATUS AND FLUID INTAKE IN THE WOMEN´S NATIONAL ARTISTIC GYMNASTICS TEAM

71. THE IMPORTANCE OF WATER ACIDITY, ALKALINITY AND HARDNESS IN COOKING