Exam I Flashcards
(178 cards)
1
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We get ATP through ____ of glucose.
A
Oxidative phosphorylation
2
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All of the chemical reactions occur within ____.
A
Cell membrane
3
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____ and ____ need to be brought into the cell before they can be utilized.
A
Oxygen
Glucose
4
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Total body water ____ % of total body weight.
A
60
5
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The ICF consists of ____ % of the total body water.
A
40
6
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The ECF consists of ____% of total body water.
A
20
7
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Average adult human weighs ____ kg.
A
70
8
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1 kg of water occupies ____ L.
A
1
9
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60% of 70 kg is ____kg of water.
A
42
10
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40% of 70 kg is ____kg of water.
A
28
11
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20% of 70kg is ____kg of water.
A
14
12
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____% of a person’s total body weight is equivalent to blood volume.
A
7
13
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What are the 3 different types of cell types found in the blood?
A
Erythrocytes, leukocytes, thrombocytes (platelets)
14
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____% of a person’s total body weight will give a pretty a good estimate of plasma volume.
A
5
15
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Plasma is not a formed element of blood.
True/False
A
True
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The higher the lipid content, the ____ the water content.
A
Water
17
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Females have ____ total water content despite body weight.
A
Less
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Excess alcohol in the body ____ the total body water content.
A
Decreases
19
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The lipid theory holds up until the adult male reaches about ____ years old.
A
45-50
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Adipose tissue is stored as ____ in the body.
A
Triglycerides
21
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Blood loss most effects which type of blood cell?
A
Erythrocytes
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Oxygen is taken from the lungs to the tissues via which blood cells?
A
Erythrocytes
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The first thing someone who loses an excessive amount of blood is ____.
A
Decreased energy
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Losing excessive blood energy is cycled through anaerobic metabolism producing ____.
A
Lactose
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Why would lactate formation cause decreased energy in someone who has lost excessive blood?
Lactate formation doesn’t allow for adequate amounts of ATP for cellular use
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If you don’t have adequate ATP, ____ ion stays inside the cell because the sodium-potassium pump cannot function properly.
Na+
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ICF volume increases if you have inadequate ATP because ____.
Increased Na+ in ICF increases water in ICF.
| Water follows Na+
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With increased Na+ in ICF, substrate/enzyme concentration ____ and hydrogen ion concentration ____.
Decreases
| Increases
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ICF pH will ____ with increased Na+ in ICF.
Increase
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Water balance is roughly ____L in and out.
2.5
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Ingesting too much water causes the plasma to become too ____.
Dilute
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Recommended water intake is ____mL/day.
2100
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Metabolism uses approximately how much water?
200mL
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Moisture loss via the skin is what type of water loss?
Insensible
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Moisture loss exhalation from lungs is what type of water loss?
Insensible
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Water loss via perspiration is what type of water loss?
Sensible
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Is sweating (sensible) or exhalation moisture (insensible) the larger factor for water loss?
Exhalation moisture (insensible)
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What is the primary means by which we lose water?
Urination
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Uric acid buildup in the synovial joints
Gouty arthritis
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Response to any damage to a vascularized tissue
Acute inflammation
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Gouty arthritis is common with what kind of diet?
Lots of red meat intake
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What in red meats leads to increased uric acid concentrations?
Purines (A and G) 9-membered nucleus
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Avoiding red meat, aspirin, beer, coffee, and cocoa can decrease uric acid concentrations.
True/False
True
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Misdiagnosing gouty arthritis as osteoporosis decreases uric acid disposal when taking ____.
Aspirin
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Losing weight will increase the sensitivity of the ____ receptors to insulin in the body.
Insulin
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During prolonged exercise, insensible loss via the skin changes.
True/False
False
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During prolonged exercise, insensible loss via the lungs increases with respiration rate.
True/False
True
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During prolonged exercise, water output increases to about ____L.
6.5 (5.0 being sweat)
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Elderly individuals will need minimal amount of exercise to lose a lot of water via sweat.
True/False
True
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If the water input is equal to the water output, the plasma volumes will not change.
True/False
True
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____ and ____ are the biggest variables that would affect plasma levels.
Urine excretion
| Sweating
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If a 50kg person and 70kg person both lose 1.5L of blood, who is more at risk to die of cardiac arrhythmias?
50kg person because percentage of loss is greater
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Ratio of the ICF to ECF is ____.
2:1
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____ which is normally found in the plasma must pass through capillary membrane to equilibrate with the ISF.
Oxygen
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The ICF is extremely selective with permeability.
True/False
True
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Of the capillary and cell membranes, the cell membrane is most selectively permeable.
True/False
True
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The concentration of glucose in the plasma is ____ to the concentration of glucose in the ICF.
Identical
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What hormone allows the glucose to be able to move from the ISF to the inside of the cells?
Insulin
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Cell membrane insulin receptors activate allowing ____ to move into the cell through it’s transport channels.
Glucose
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What prevents glucose from moving freely through the transport channels?
Phosphorylation (G-6-P)
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Medical condition where glucose cannot get into the ICF because the insulin did not open the channels.
Diabetes mellitus
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The only membrane int he body that is referred to as a semi-permeable membrane.
Cell membrane
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Which cation is most commonly found in the ECF?
Na+
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How does Na+ diffuse across the cell membrane?
The membrane needs a specific signal to open Na+ channels
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What cation is most common in the ICF?
K+
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Membrane which has pores so that everything that is found in the plasma is likely to also be found in the ISF.
Capillary membrane
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Which components of blood are normally restricted to the lumen side of the capillary membrane?
Plasma proteins and blood cells
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The most important subcategory of the plasma is ____.
Albumin
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About ____ of the total plasma protein content is in the form of albumin molecules.
50–60%
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All plasma proteins except ____ are synthesized in the liver.
Gamma globulins
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Gamma globulins are synthesized by ____.
Immune cells
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____ help maintain blood volume by their osmotic activity (drawing water).
Plasma proteins
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Transport mechanism where the driving force is due to the differences in concentration gradients.
Simple diffusion
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Solute particles move from an area of high solute concentration to an area of low solute concentration (until concentrations are equal) is considered ____ diffusion.
Simple
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Needing something to open the channels to allow molecules to pass through is considered ____ diffusion.
Facilitated
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____ transport involves the use of ATP (moves against concentration gradient).
Active
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Glucose moves from the GI tract into the hepatic portal blood via ____.
Active transport
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Liquid droplet is brought into a cell with ____.
Pinocytosis
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Solid particulate is brought into a cell with ____.
Phagocytosis
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Normal blood glucose concentration is 100mg per ____mL plasma.
100
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A person who does not secrete adequate amounts of insulin (insensitive receptors to insulin) has ____.
Diabetes Mellitus
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Capillary membranes have ____ layer(s) of epithelial cells laid out on a basement membrane.
1
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The gap between the adjacent epithelial cells are called ____.
Capillary pools
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The pressure of the fluid in the capillaries (blood) is ____ than the pressure of the fluid in the ISF.
Greater
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The pressure in the capillary membrane is subjected to the ____ pressure.
Cardiovascular
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Osmotically active proteins (solutes) can affect ____.
Blood volume
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Glucose is not osmotically active (referring to the cell membrane) in a diabetic patient because it cannot enter the cell.
True/False
True
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What is the common characteristic of substances that will exert osmotic activity across any membrane?
It should not be able to pass through
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Histamine is released from which cells?
Basophils
| Mast cells
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Pre-capillary arterioles dilate and epithelial cells shrink toward their basement membrane when what hormone is released?
Histamine
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____ is the immediate chemical that causes the capillary pool diameters to increase (facilitates plasma proteins to leak out).
Histamine
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____ causes the after (late) effects of an injury.
Phospholipids
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The conversion of membrane phospholipids of the damaged region will be converted into ____ by the arachidonic acid cascade.
Prostaglandins
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____ enzyme responsible for the arachidonic acid formation (from the lipid portion of the membrane phospholipids).
Phospholipase A
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Prostaglandins mimic ____ decreasing vasodilation and membrane permeability.
Histamine
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____ block the formation of prostaglandins which inhibits inflammation.
Cox inhibitors
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Omega-3 fatty acids should be weighted ____ than omega-6 fatty acids in diet.
Heavier
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If you increase the fluid in the ISF, the materials passing from the cell to the capillary will ____ due to the pressure.
Decrease
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____ is hydrostatic pressure of the arteriolar blood inside the capillary.
Pc
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At the ____ end, Pc is much greater than Pi.
Arteriolar
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When the blood fluid volume decreases, the concentration of the plasma proteins will ____.
Increase
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Pc ____ as you get closer to the venular end.
Decreases
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____ is hydrostatic pressure of the interstitial fluid space.
Pi
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Pi is kept constant because the ____ end, fluid is pulled back into the capillaries.
Venular
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The osmotic activity due to the plasma proteins.
Oncotic activity
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Oncotic pressure exerted by plasma proteins in the capillary is ____ at the venular end.
Huge
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True/False
Fluid leaves at the arteriolar end and causes the concentration of plasma proteins to increase —> increases osmotic activity —> increases oncotic acitivty
True
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The high concentration of plasma proteins draws almost all the fluid that left at the arteriolar end back from the ISF into the capillary at the venular end keeping ____ constant
Hydrostatic pressure of the interstitial fluid space
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Hydrostatic pressure of the arteriolar blood inside the capillary is greater than the hydrostatic pressure of the interstitial fluid space.
True/False
True
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Oncotic pressure exerted by plasma proteins in the capillary is greater than oncotic pressure exerted by hydrostatic pressure of the interstitial fluid space.
True/False
True
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Predicting the exchange of fluid and materials across the capillary membrane.
Starling forces
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What are the 2 basic starling forces?
Hydrostatic forces
| Oncotic forces
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There are how many forces that govern the movement of fluid across the capillary membrane?
4
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The interplay of starling forces causes the fluid to ____ between the plasma and ISF.
Equilibrate
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Any factor that increases permeability of a membrane (histamine will allow more fluid to ____.
Leave
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Increasing the permeability of a membrane (histamine) will ____ the hydrostatic pressure differential in the arteriolar end.
Decrease
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Increasing the permeability of a membrane (histamine) will ____ the oncotic activty of the plasma.
Increase
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Histamine reacts with receptors located on the ____.
Arterioles (pre-capillary)
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The 1st effects of histamine is on the ____ causing capillary dilation.
Pre-capillary
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The size of the gaps in the capillary increase with histamine because of the ____ contraction.
Endothelial
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Hypertension state is anyone over ____.
140/90
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Why is there a high frequency of urination with hypertension?
Hydrostatic pressure of blood capillary will increase causing the pressure of the fluid entering the capillary to increase.
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Hydrostatic pressure of capillary is the same as the ____ blood pressure.
Systolic
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Hypertension causes other capillaries throughout the body to lose fluid to the ISF and cause bloating in other areas of the body.
True/False
True
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Increased volume of fluid in the ISF throughout the body which allows less nutrients to get to the cells- cell function disrupted.
True/False
True
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The volume of blood that is ejected from the heart in a one minute time period is known as ____.
Cardiac output
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What are the 2 factors that influence cardiac output?
Frequency
| Strength
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The more histamine released, the greater the number of capillary segments that will be affected, leading to increased _____ leaking out.
Plasma proteins
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With histamine activation, cardiovascular system adjusts and increases heart rate and force at which the heart contracts. This is done by stimulating the ____ nervous system.
Sympathetic
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With histamine active, ____ is possible if there is not enough epinephrine/norepinephrine to reverse the effects.
Cardiac arrhythmia
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Long-term alcoholism leads to not being able to pull back water at the ____ end of the capillaries.
Venular
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Long-term alcoholism causes blood pressure to go up increasing the amount of fluid leaving the capillaries into ISF.
True/False
True
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Primary force in long-term alcoholism is the reduction in the onocity activity of the ____.
Plasma
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In long-term alcoholism, capillary membrane permeability changes.
True/False
False
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Marker used to determine total body water by the indicator-dilution method.
Antipyrin
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Antipyrin is able to move freely between ____.
ISF and ICF
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There is no marker for the ICF in the indicator-dilution method because ____.
There is nothing that is exclusive to the ICF
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Erythrocytes can be labeled with ____.
Isotropic chromium
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A substance that can easily pass through the capillary membrane can be used as a marker for the ____.
ECF
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The movement of water across the cell membrane is governed by ____.
Osmolality difference between ECF and ICF.
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Normal osmolality of body fluids is approximately 300 milliosmoles per liter of fluid volume.
True/False
True
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Changes in the osmolality and volume of the ICF is always preceded by ____.
Initial changes of the ECF
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With diarrhea, volume is lost from the ____.
ECF
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Losing volume to the ECF decreases ____ volume.
Blood
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In diarrhea, ECF osmolality _____.
Remains constant
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A change in the ECF osmolality is the only way there will be a change in ICF osmolality.
True/False
True
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In diarrhea, volume and osmolality of the ICF ____.
Remains constant
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Why would you need to give a person with diarrhea iso-osmolar fluid?
The person is losing fluid not water
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Initially, when you start to workout, the composition of the sweat that you end up losing is ____.
Iso-osmolar to the body fluids
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Massive loss of fluid with a dramatic reduction in the osmolality of the ECF leads to ____.
Heat exhaustion
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During heat exhaustion, water moves from the ICF to the ECF to establish iso-osmolality and the ICF also becomes ____.
Hyperosmolar
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Is dehydration in the ECF or ICF more dangerous?
ICF, the higher concentration of solutes thus altering pH and affecting the protein structures.
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When you deprive yourself of water, concentration of the solutes in the ____ will increase
ECF
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Osmolality of the ECF ____ during water deprivation.
Increases (hyperosmolar relative to the ICF)
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During water deprivation, water will continue to move out out of the ICF to the ECF up until the osmolalities of the 2 compartments balance.
True/False
True
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During water deprivation, water has been lost from the ICF, therefore you have ICF ____.
Volume contraction
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How do you treat water deprivation?
Treat patient with D5W (5% dextrose in water)
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Establishing ____ will reestablish volume of the ECF.
Iso-osmolarity
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D5W acts as a ____ solution decreasing hyperosmolar condition of the ECF to an extent that it will become hypoosmolar allowing water to move into the ICF.
Hypotonic
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Headaches with water deprivation are common because _____.
Of the decreased volume of ECF
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The concentration of particles present in a fluid (particles/liter)
Osmolality
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The influence of a solution to either change the volume of an erythrocyte or not change the volume.
Tonicity
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Refers to the ability of a solution to pull water out of a cell.
Hypertonic
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Refers tot he ability of a solution to move water into a cell.
Hypotonic
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Refers to no change in the volume of a cell.
Isotonic
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If you place an erythrocyte into a hypertonic solution, the cell ____.
Shrinks
| Crenation
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If you place an erythrocyte into a hypotonic solution, the cell ____.
Enlarges
| Turgidity
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If you place an erythrocyte into an isotonic solution, the cell ____
Volume remains constant
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Infusion of isotonic NaCl is a ____ volume contraction.
Hypoosmotic
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with infusion of isotonic NaCl, ____ volume increases because of the intravenous infusion of a solution (adding water to the system).
ECF
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Giving someone water when they lack Na+ will cause ____ in ECF volume.
An even bigger increase
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High NaCl intake causes the body to try and correct the high ____ osmolality by secreting a peptide hormone (ANP/ANH).
ECF
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Addison’s and Conn’s disease are common adrenal insufficiency.
True/False
True
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An adrenocortical steroid that regulates mineral balance between Na and K ions in the ECF
Aldosterone
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Aldosterone primarily acts to prevent ____.
Hyperkalemia
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____ will result form an increase of aldosterone.
Hypertension
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With aldosterone deficiency, ____ osmolality decreases.
ECF
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SIADH causes a ____ solution.
Hypo-osmolar
