General Physiology And Basic Concepts Flashcards
Total body water percentage
60% Bodyweight
Percentage ICF
40% of body weight
percentage of ECF
20% bodyweight
What is the ECF composed of
Plasma 5% Of ECF
Interstitial fluid 15% “
Transcellular fluid
Factors affecting TBW
Age
Fat
Formula for volume of distribution
V = Q-e/c
Q=Known quantity of dye
e=Amount of dye metabolised/excreted during procedure
c= concentration of dye
Dyes to measure plasma volume
Evans blue
Radioactive iodine
Labelled albumin
ECF Volume measurement dyes
Inulin
Sucrose
mannitol
TBW measuring dyes
D2O
Tritium oxide
Amino pyrine (antipyrine)
ICF Formula
TBW-ECF
ISF formula
ECF-plasma
Whole blood percentage
8% of body weight
Blood volume calculation (using hematocrit)
100/100-hematocrit x plasma volume
1 mole
6.023×10^23
Millimole
1/1000th of mole
1 osmole of substance
1 osmole=1 mole of a substance/no. of freely moving particles liberated in solution
Osmolality
Number of osmoles or milliosmoles of solute per kg of solvent
Osmolarity
No. of osmoles or milliosmoles of solute per litre of solution
Normal plasma osmolality
280-290 mosm/L
Sequence of events when there is increase in plasma osmolality
Stimulates osmoreceptors
(OVLT- organum vasculosum of lamina terminalis)
(In ant hypothalamus)
Supraoptic nucleus of hypothalamus >inc ADH
(H2O absorption by kidneys>conc urine) [5 mosm]
Stimulates thirst centres(hypothalamus)[10 mosm]
Plasma contribution along with percentage
Na and it’s associated anions 270 mosm
Glucose 5 mosm
Urea 5 mosm
Plasma protein 2 mosm
How does the brain do osmotic adaptation when there is chronic hyponatraemia
- Decrease interest cellular synthesis and extrusion of osmolites (betaine,inositol,glutamine)
- Export of K+
How does the brain do osmotic adaptation when there is chronic hypernatraemia
- increase intra cellular synthesis and extrusion of osmolites (betaine,inositol,glutamine)
- import of Na+
How to correct hyper/hyponatremia
Gradual correction
First day - 4-8 mmol
2nd day onwards - max 6 mmol
What happens if you do rapid correction of hyponatraemia
Central pontine Myelinosis
Difference between ECF and ICF
See table from notes pls thanks
Osmotic pressure definition
Pressure applied to stop osmosis
Osmotic pressure of plasma
No. Of mosm x 19.3 x osmotic coefficient
1 mosm of solute exerts osmotic pressure of 19.3 mm hg
Osmotic coefficient range and significance
0 to 1
0 freely permeable -alcohol
1 impermeable -NaCl
Colloid osmotic pressure (oncotic pressure)
Osmotic pressure exerted by colloids in plasma
Starling forces
What are the push and pull pressure called
Push=hydrostatic pressure
Pull=colloid osmotic pressure
Darrow yannet diagram
Know the osmolality and volume of ECF and ICF in each scenario
Addition of isotonic saline
Addition of hypotonic saline
Addition of hypertonic saline
Loss of isotonic fluid
Loss of hypotonic fluid
Loss of hypertonic fluid