Trends of 'sparse'. Translations for 'sparse'. British English: sparse ADJECTIVE. Something that is sparse is small in number or amount and spread out over an area.Many slopes are rock fields with sparse vegetation. Brazilian Portuguese: esparso. Chinese: ç¨çç.
Some people with severe congestive heart failure may require fluid restriction. Basically, two cups (one pint or about 500 cc) of fluid will equal roughly one pound of fluid weight gain.
Heart failure The ultimate source of fluid pressure in the body is the heart, whose pumping generates blood pressure. All other pressures in the body are related to blood pressure. As the heart starts to fail, blood backs up, waiting to be pumped. This increases pressure in the veins leading to the heart, particularly below it where gravity is also pulling blood down. The extra fluid from heart failure is first noticed in the feet and ankles, where gravitational effects are most evident.