Lecture 46 Distribution of Body Fluids Flashcards
What is the total body water equation?
0.6 * ( body weight)
males= 60% weight in kg
females= 55% weight in kg
1kg=2.2lbs
what are the major cations and anions in the ICF?
K+ Mg+
proteins and organic phosphate PO4-
what are the major ECF cations and anions?
Na+ and CL, HCO3
what is the ECF ( extracellular fluid equation)?
ECF= Interstitial fluid (ISF) + Plasma volume (PV)
Or
ISF= ECF -PV
what is the ICF and ECF equation?
ICF= 2/3 TBW.
( total body water)
ECF=1/3 TBW
what is the equation for blood volume?
BV= (PV)/ (1-Hc)
Pv= plasma volume Hc= hematocrit
ISW equation:
plasma equation:
ISW= 75%ECF
Plasma=25%ECF
what substances are useful to measure total body water because they distribute around all body compartments?
isotopic water (D20) titrated water (THO) Antipyrine
what substances remain in the ECF and can’t cross the cell membranes, but they’re useful in measuring ECF?
Sulfate, mannitol, and inulin
What substances are useful in measuring plasma volume ( PV)?
Radioactive albumin
Evans Blue
what is the ICF equation?
ICF=TBW - ECF
In a dye technique, a known amount of dye is injected and equilibrated, then the concentration of the dye is measured in plasma. Then the volumes are calculated.
what is the equation for this experiment? compartment volume
compartment volume= amount injected- amount excreted/ ( concentration in plasma)
see slide 10 and redo example
then use the answer and compare it to high weight ex:
40/60= 66%; normal is between 50-70%
Any changes in volume will 1st affect the __________ volume
The change in volume of ICF occurs only by changes in _____________
ECF
ECF osmolarity
what is the equation for plasma osmolarity?
2XNa + glucose / (18+BUN)/2.8
Diarrhea is
isoosomotic, hyperosmotic, hypo osmotic?
isoosmotic