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Line 165: − − Each 100 ml of sweat contains:- − − - ……………………….. − Solids- ………………………….1.174- 1.587g − Ash - …………………………...0.144- 0.566g − Creatinine-……………………….0.1-1.3mg − Urea- ……………………………12-57 mg − Lactic acid- ……………………….285-336 mg − Carbolic acid- ………………………2.8 mg − Sugar (as glucose)-…………………1-3 mg − Uric acid- ……………………………0.07-0.25 mg − Ascorbic acid- ………………………70.5µg − (as a dehydroascorbic acid) − Total nitrogen- ……………………… 33.2mg − Non protein nitrogen-………………...27-64 mg − Amino acid N – ……………………1.1- 10.2mg − Ammonia N - ………………………...5.9 mg − Urea N ………………………………5-36 mg − Calcium -……………………………..1-8 mg − Iodine- ………………………………...0.5-1.2 ug − Iron- …………………………… ……0.022-0.045 − Chloride-…………………………………36-468 mg − Na+ - …………………………………. 24-312mg − K+ - ……………………………………21-126mg − Sulphur- …………………………………...0.7-7.4 mg − Cooper - ……………………………………0.006mg − Amino acids- ……………………………… 43.62 mg
→Physiology of sweat
Sweat mainly consists of secretions of the eccrine glands. It is the most dilute amongst all the animal fluids. When freshly collected, it contains epithelial cells and some sebum. When filtered, it forms a clear colorless fluid. The human sweat has specific gravity of about 1.001-1.006 and a pH of 3.8 to 6.5.
Sweat mainly consists of secretions of the eccrine glands. It is the most dilute amongst all the animal fluids. When freshly collected, it contains epithelial cells and some sebum. When filtered, it forms a clear colorless fluid. The human sweat has specific gravity of about 1.001-1.006 and a pH of 3.8 to 6.5.
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