chapter 9 Flashcards
water
water functions
-temperature regulation
-removal of waste products
-component of body fluids
-distribution of nutrients
-lubricant
-chemical reaction
-acid-base balance
water % by tissue type
muscle:
bone:
adipose tissue:
73%
20%
10-20%
what % of weight is made up by water
60%
Osmosis:
passage of water through a membrane from an area of lower electrolyte concentration to an area
of higher electrolyte concentration
water intake:
fluids, foods, water produced from metabolism
water output:
urine, skin perspiration, lung respiration, feces
how much water do we need?
30-35 ml/kg
how is water made safe to drink?
-testing & reporting
-public water systems
-chlorination
-home purification systems
types of water
soft: sodium, contaminants like cadium and lead dissolve more readily in soft water
hard: calcium and magnesium
soft water:
<17 ppm
slightly hard water:
17-60 ppm
moderately hard water:
60-120 ppm
hard water:
120-180 ppm
very hard water
> 180 ppm
water sources:
surface water:
-mountains, lakes, rivers
-exposure to contaminates
-filtered by water treatment plans
-aeration and sunlight cleanse
ground water:
-aquifiers
-less contamination
desalination
bottle water