exam 3 ch. 14 Flashcards
intracellular vs extracellular
intra: inside cells (2/3 of water in body)
extra: outside cells (1/3)
compartments in the body
interstitial fluid and intravascular fluid
fluid balance regulation
kidneys are main regulators, sodium-potassium pump, osmosis
water
functions: maintains blood volume, produces fluids, forms lubricants
sources: beverages, fruits/veggies
balance: needs are met when input/output are balanced
deficiency: dehydration
toxicity: hypoatremia
sodium
functions: aids in water balance, absorb glucose
sources: sodium chloride, salt
deficiency: hyponatremia is a sign
toxicity: hypertension, heart disease, stroke
potassium
functions: major cation in cell, same functions as sodium
sources: fruits, veggies, meats, grain
deficiency: hypokalemia
excess: hyperkalemia
chloride
functions: extracellular anion, fluid balance, nerve impulse transmission
sources: table salt
deficiency: rare (vomiting/poor diet)
hypertension
health impacts: high blood pressure
risk factors: age, race, obesity, physical inactivity
DASH diet: low in saturated fat, total fat, cholesterol high in fruits, veggies, low fat dairy