Body fluids Flashcards

1
Q

What does too little water cause?

A

-Diarrhoea
-Blood pressure 90/40

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2
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What does too much water cause?

A

-Kidney failure
-Blood pressure 200/100

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3
Q

Where is ICF located?

A

Intracellular fluid is located within the cell

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4
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What is ECF?

A

Extracellular fluid is any fluid not found within the cell
-Plasma
-Interstitial fluid

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5
Q

What is the body fluid distribution?

A

-60% of body weight is water
-40% of body weight is intracellular water
-20% of body weight is extracellular water

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6
Q

What does movement of molecules depend on?

A

-Depends on pressure
-Depends on the nature of the barrier

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7
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How does pressure impact molecule movement?

A

-Ionic pressure
-Osmotic pressure

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8
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How does nature of barrier impact molecule movements

A

-Cell membrane
-Capillary wall

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9
Q

What are the barriers seperating the compartments?

A

-Cell and interstitial fluid are separated by cell membrane
-Interstitial fluid and plasma is separated by capillary wall

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10
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Properties of cell membrane

A

-Semi permeable
-Allows water only

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11
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Properties of capillary wall

A

-More permeable
-Allow water, electrolytes but not protein

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12
Q

What drives movement of water in cell membrane?

A

Osmotic pressure drives
the movement of water

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13
Q

What exerts an osmotic pressure in capillary wall barrier?

A

Only large molecules
(e.g. proteins) can exert
an osmotic pressure
across it

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14
Q

What drives movement of water in capillary wall?

A

Hydrostatic pressure
drives movement of water

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15
Q

What is A unit of measurement to describe the
concentration of solute particles?

A

1 osmole = 1 mole = 6.02x1023 osmotically
active particles

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16
Q

What is osmolality?

A

Osmole/Kg of solvent (water)

17
Q

What is osmolarity?

A

Osmole/L of solution(changes with temperature)

18
Q

What is tonicity?

A

The effect of a solution on osmotic movement of water

19
Q

What is Van’t Hoff’s law?

A

Π = R x T x C

20
Q

What happes in hypertonic solutions

A

Hypertonic
solution: cells are
crenated

21
Q

What happens in hypotonic solutions?

A

Hypotonic solution:
cells are swollen

22
Q

What happens in very hypotonic solitions?

A

Very hypotonic
solution: cells
lysing

23
Q

What does fluid accumulation in the interstium lungs cause?

A

The fluid accumulation in the interstituim lungs causes shortness of breath

24
Q

What does fluid accumulation in the interstitium of lower limbs cause?

A

The fluid accumulation in the interstitium of lower limbs causes discomfort. Oedema

25
Q

What are the causes of oedema?

A

*Increased capillary fluid pressure
*Decreased capillary osmotic press
*Leaky membrane (Coefficient)
*Blocked lymphatics