THE RELATION OF HYPERGLYCEMIA TO THE RELATIVE BLOOD VOLUME, @entity3878 CONCENTRATION, AND @entity3878 DISTRIBUTION IN THE BLOOD OF XXXX .

@entity1 @entity235 @entity3878 @entity2865 @entity4854
1. In normal @entity235 experimental @entity4854 causes a prompt dilution of the circulating blood. This is evidenced by the increase in the relative volume of serum and the reduction of the erythrocyte counts. If the @entity4854 is large, the viscosity of the blood is visibly diminished. 2. As the @entity4854 increases there occurs a reduction of the serum @entity3878 concentration and an increase in the concentration of corpuscular @entity3878 . 3. Reduction of an artificial @entity4854 restores the relative blood volumes to their normal status. The erythrocyte count rises to the normal and the corpuscular @entity3878 concentration is diminished. If the reduction is a large one, the viscosity of the blood is visibly increased. 4. The same types of conductivity- @entity2865 discrepancy that occur in @entity1 blood are found in the blood of @entity235 . In addition, a third type is described. 5. @entity4854 does not cause the same changes in the volume of the average erythrocyte of the @entity235 as it does in the case of @entity1 erythrocytes.
