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Electrolytes General Information Flashcards

1
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capable of carrying electrical charges (-) (+)

A

Electrolytes

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2
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Electrolytes are dissolved in

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water

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3
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Responsible for regulating the normal morphology of the body through various metabolic activities

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Electrolytes

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4
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Electrons that carry NEGATIVE CHARGE and are attracted to ANODE

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Anions

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5
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Anode attracts ______ because it contains ____

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(-) ion ; POSITIVE CHARGE

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6
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examples of anionic electrolytes

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CBP
Chloride
Bicarbonate
Phosphate

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7
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Electrons that carry POSITIVE CHARGE and are attracted to CATHODE

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Cations

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8
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Cathode attracts _____ because it contains ____

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(+) ; NEGATIVE CHARGE

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9
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Examples of Cationic electrolytes

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SPMC
Sodium
Potassium
Magnesium
Calcium

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9
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Examples of Cationic electrolytes

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SPMC
Sodium
Potassium
Magnesium
Calcium

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10
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Factors that regulate electrolyte concentration

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  • Diet
  • Intestinal absorption of electrolytes (GIT)
  • Renal and skin excretion of electrolytes
  • Hormonal Activity
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11
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When electrolytes are deficient then electrolytes are

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reabsorbed

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12
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When electrolytes are excessive then electrolytes will be

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excreted

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13
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Volume and Osmotic Regulation

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NaKaCaLoka

Sodium
Potassium
Chloride

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14
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Nerve Transfusion; regulation of synapse

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Neuromuscular excitability

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15
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Neuromuscular activity assoc. Electrolytes

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K, MaG CALimutan

Potassium
Magnesium
Calcium

16
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Myocardial rhythm and contractility

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K, MaG CALimutan
Potassium
Magnesium
Calcium

17
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Regulation of ATPase ion pumps

18
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Non-protein substances that enhances activity of enzymes

19
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Cofactors assoc. Electrolytes

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MaG CALifornia ZoNe

Magnesium
Calcium
Zinc

20
Q

Maintains equilibrium in acid-base content of plasma

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Acid-base balance

21
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Acid-base balance assoc. Electrolytes

A

Bye aKCLa

Bicarbonate
Potassium
Chloride

22
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Process that happens when there is a production and use of ATP

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Glycolysis

23
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Production and use of ATP from glucose assoc. Electrolytes

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MaG “Po”

Magnesium
Phosphate

24
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Concentration of water: Sodium

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Extracellular: 136-145
Intracellular: 15

25
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Concentration of water: Potassium

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Extracellular: 3.5-5.1
Intracellular: 150

26
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Concentration of water: Calcium

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Extracellular: 2.15-2.5
Intracellular: 1

27
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Concentration of water: Magnesium

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Extracellular: 0.63-1
Intracellular: 13.5

28
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Concentration of water: Bicarbonate

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Extracellular: 23-29
Intracelullar: 10

29
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Concentration of water: Chloride

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Extracellular: 98-107
Intracellular: 1

30
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Concentration of water: HPO2- (Hydrogen Phosphate)

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Extracellular: 0.78-142
Intracellular: 50

31
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Concentration of water: SO2 (Sulfur Dioxide)

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Extracellular:0.5
Intracellular: 10

MTAP 2 - CC2 (ELECTROLYTES) (2 decks)

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