Exam 1: Lab 2 Rates of diffusion, Osmosis, and filtration Flashcards
the nutrients that reach cells come from
the blood plasma
from the plasma, nutrients and fluid are filtered through
the capillary wall to the tissue fluid
after being filtered to the tissue fluid, nutrients then…
diffuse through the tissue fluid to the cell membranes
various process move solute across the cell membrane and into
cytoplasm
filtration is the major process that
moves fluid and solutes out of the plasma and into the tissue fluid
filtration occurs because of a
hydrostatic (fluid) pressure difference on two sides of the capillary wall.
the high hydrostatic pressure in the capillary
forces fluid and solutes out of the capillary through the capillary pores
only what is filtered through the capillary
only solutes small enough to fit through the capillary pores
the rates of filtration and diffusion affect
affect the number of molecules entering the tissue fluid and reaching cells
cell survival depends on
enough nutrients and oxygen molecules reaching each cell
test for protein
- add Biuret reagent
if protein is present
solution will be lavender
if there is no protein present
solution will be light blue
test for glucose
- add Benedict’s reagent
if glucose is present
solution will turn green or orange