Sources of Water Inputs and Outputs Classify the following items as water inputs or water outputs and arrange them sequentially within each category, from smallest to largest volume. Water input Water output Total water input 2800 mL (approximately 10 cups) Total water output 2800 mL (approximately 10 cups) Water content of food Feces Water produced from metabolism Urine Skin perspiration Lung respiration Fluid Intake
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