cells

Question 1

what’s the difference between ICF (intracellular fluid vs ECF (extracellular fluid

Answer 1

ICF - inside of cells ( make up majority water of the body , contain protein and potassium

ECF - outside of cells ( blood plasma , tissue fluid )

Question 2

cytoplasm consists of

Answer 2

ICF fluid
and cytos and organelles
cytoskeleton

Question 3

mimic ligands action by stimulating receptors

Answer 3

agonist

Question 4

inhibit ligands action by blocking receptor

Answer 4

antagonist

Question 5

basic force that drive many type of passive transport

basically is where more something in one place less in another

Substance naturally moved from the area with more to the area with less

Answer 5

concentration gradient

Question 6

mostly nonpolar solutes like oxygen , carbon and lipids and hydrocarbons

Answer 6

simple diffusion

Question 7

involved charge or polar solutes such as ions sand glucose

Answer 7

facilitated diffusion

Question 8

movement of solutes against their concentration gradient using ATP

Answer 8

primary active transport

Question 9

uses energy from primary active support to move another substance against gradient

Answer 9

Secondary active support

Question 10

Way to compare osmotic pressure gradient between two solutions cytosol and ECF

Answer 10

tonicity

Question 11

normally ECF IS

Answer 11

isonic to cytosol