Introducing Solid Fluids

Feeding the Allergic Infant: Introducing Solid Foods

Introducing Solid Foods to Infants in the Asia Pacific Region

For infants' optimal growth and development, the introduction of nutritionally suitable solid foods at the appropriate time is essential. However, less attention has been paid to this stage of infant life when compared with studies on breastfeeding initiation and duration. The practice of introducing solid foods, including the types of foods given to infants, in the Asia Pacific region was revi...

Introducing solid foods to preterm infants in developed countries.

The addition of solid foods to an infant's diet is required to provide adequate nutrition, as eventually an infant will be unable to consume a sufficient volume of breast milk to meet their nutritional needs. The timing of this important dietary change for infants born preterm (<37 weeks of gestation) should take into consideration their delayed early gross motor developmental progress, increas...

Microelastohydrodynamics of Swimming Organisms near Solid Boundaries in Complex Fluids

Microorganisms such as sperm routinely swim close to solid boundaries and within nonNewtonian fluids. In this paper, we exploit the lubrication approximation to model the motion of a flexible sheet near a rigid wall and immersed in a complex fluid. This allows us to specify an internally generated force density on the sheet and allow its shape and velocity to be determined by the interplay betw...

Microdetermination of Chloride in Biological Fluids, with Solid Silver Iodate

was outlined in detail, with gasometric measurement of the iodate resulting from the reaction. In this paper titrimetric measurement of the iodate is described. Titrimetric measurement of the iodate is directly applicable to the supernatant fluid in the AgI08 precipitation of chloride from salt solutions, urine, serum, and protein-free jiltrate of serum and of whole blood.’ For the titrimetric ...