BMS08 - Introduction to Anatomy and Physiological Systems Karteikarten am BMS08-1011 - Body Fluids and Osmolarity, erstellt von Evian Chai am 29/04/2020.
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Erstellt von Evian Chai
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Erstellt von Evian Chai
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What is the difference between osmolarity and osmolality
What does osmolarity control in the
1. Plasma
2. Intracellular fluid
What is the relationship between osmolarity and Avogadro's number?
What is the main ion in plasma? It has more.... and contains ... .... and ... as negative charges
What is the main intracellular ion? It has ... ... and ... as negative charges
Water makes up ...% of total body composition
Of that, ...% is intracellular and ...% is extracellular
What are some minor fluid compartments?
Body fluids are made up of?
What is the dilution method and how does it determine volume?
For the dilution method, the substance used must be...
Hypotonic is when the cell has ... ions and leads to .....
Hypertonic is when the cell has ...ions and leads to ....
Isotonic=
Crystalloid pressure is due to ... and must be .... between intra/extracellular
Oncotic pressure is due to...
It plays a role in fluid transport because
What are the three plasma proteins?
What are normal RBC/WBC counts?
What is the normal range of plasma osmolarity?
