Regulation & Function of Electrolytes Flashcards

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1
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2\3 of body fluid

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Intracellular Fluid (ICF)

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95-105 mEq/L

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Chloride (Cl)

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2
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1.5-2.5mEq/L

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Mg

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3
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2.5-4.5m/dL

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PO4

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3
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135-145 mEq/L

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Sodium (Na)

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4
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3.5-5.3 mEq/L

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Potassium (K)

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4.25-5.25 mg/dL (serum)

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Calcium (Ca)

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5
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9-11 mg/dL (ionized)

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Calcium (Ca)

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6
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  • Cheif electrolyte of ECF
  • Maintains water balance
  • Transmits nerve impulse and promotes muscle contraction
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Sodium Na

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Electrolyte Function

  • Regulates ECF Volume & Distribution
  • Maintains Blood Volume
  • Transmitting Nerve impulses & contracting muscles
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Sodium (Na+)

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  • essential for functioning of muscles, nerves, & red blood cells
  • involved in the metabolism of protein, fat, & carbahydrate
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Phosphate (PO4)

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  • Found in ICF, heart, bone, nerve, & muscle tissues
  • 2nd most important anion in ICF
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Mg

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12
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Major anion of ECF & normal saline.

Functions with Na to regulate serum osmolarity & blood volume

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Chloride

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13
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Major component of gastric juice, HCO3 ,

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Chloride

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  • Major anion of intracelluar fluids (ICF)
  • found in ECF, bone, skeletal muscles, and nerve tissue
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Phosphate PO4

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Electrolyte Regulation

  • Renal reabsorption or excretion
  • Aldosterone increases Na reabsorption in collecting duct of nephrons
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Sodium (Na+ )

17
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  • Renal excretion & conservation
  • _________ increases K excretion
A

Aldosterone

(potassium)

18
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  • Helps maintain electrical activity in nervous & muscle tissue
19
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HCO3

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Major body buffer involoved in acid-base regulation

20
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Osomosis

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movement of water across a cell membrane, from the least concentration to higher in attempt to equalize

21
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osmolality

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expression of concentrations of soultes

22
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isotonic solutions

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equal to concentration as body fluids

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  • 0.9% NaCl
  • Lactate Ringer
  • D5W
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Isotonic Solutions

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Hypertonicm Solutions

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higher osmolality than body fluids

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Hypotonic Solution
osmolality that is less than bldy fluid
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3% NaCl
Hypertonic
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0.45% NaCl
Hypotonic
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important in maintaining the differences in Na & K ion concetrations of ECF & ICF
Active Transport
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Occurs when the body has excess fluid
Edema & hypervelemiam
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Average adults daily fluid intake
1200 mL
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average adult fluid output
1400-1500mL/ day
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Na
table salt cheese processed foods snack foods
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Potassium
Banannas peaches oranges dates figs melons whole grains
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Ca
* Milk * Cheese * Dairy Products * Dried Peas & beans * green leafy vegetables * fortified beverages like OJ
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Mg
foundc in most foods especially fish nuts green leafy veggies whole grains dried peas & beans chocolate
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Chloride
foods high in Na, processed foods, dairy products, meat
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Po4
All animal products meat poultry eggs milk bread ready to eat cereal
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