Lecture 46 Distribution of Body Fluids Flashcards

1
Q

What is the total body water equation?

A

0.6 * ( body weight)

males= 60% weight in kg
females= 55% weight in kg
1kg=2.2lbs

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2
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what are the major cations and anions in the ICF?

A

K+ Mg+

proteins and organic phosphate PO4-

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3
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what are the major ECF cations and anions?

A

Na+ and CL, HCO3

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4
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what is the ECF ( extracellular fluid equation)?

A

ECF= Interstitial fluid (ISF) + Plasma volume (PV)

Or

ISF= ECF -PV

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5
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what is the ICF and ECF equation?

A

ICF= 2/3 TBW.
( total body water)

ECF=1/3 TBW

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6
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what is the equation for blood volume?

A

BV= (PV)/ (1-Hc)

Pv= plasma volume 
Hc= hematocrit
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7
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ISW equation:

plasma equation:

A

ISW= 75%ECF

Plasma=25%ECF

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8
Q

what substances are useful to measure total body water because they distribute around all body compartments?

A
isotopic water (D20)
titrated water (THO)
Antipyrine
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9
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what substances remain in the ECF and can’t cross the cell membranes, but they’re useful in measuring ECF?

A

Sulfate, mannitol, and inulin

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10
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What substances are useful in measuring plasma volume ( PV)?

A

Radioactive albumin

Evans Blue

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11
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what is the ICF equation?

A

ICF=TBW - ECF

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12
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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

A

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%

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13
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Any changes in volume will 1st affect the __________ volume

The change in volume of ICF occurs only by changes in _____________

A

ECF

ECF osmolarity

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14
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what is the equation for plasma osmolarity?

A

2XNa + glucose / (18+BUN)/2.8

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15
Q

Diarrhea is

isoosomotic, hyperosmotic, hypo osmotic?

A

isoosmotic

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16
Q

If you lose a lot of blood are you

isoosomotic, hyperosmotic, hypo osmotic?

A

isoosmotic

17
Q

a marathon runner drinks a lot of water are you isoosomotic, hyperosmotic, hypo osmotic?

A

hypoosmotic

18
Q

if you are hiking in the mountains and you have no food and water for two days
isoosomotic, hyperosmotic, hypo osmotic

A

hyperosmotic

19
Q

infusion of 0.9% NaCl cus of kidney stones

isoosomotic, hyperosmotic, hypo osmotic

A

isoosmotic

20
Q

adrenal insufficiency

isoosomotic, hyperosmotic, hypo osmotic

A

hyposmotic

21
Q

3% Nacl

isoosomotic, hyperosmotic, hypo osmotic

A

no answer?

22
Q

oat cell carcinoma excess ADH SIADH

isoosomotic, hyperosmotic, hypo osmotic

A

hypoosmotic

23
Q

0.45% saline

5% dextrose in 0.45% saline

A

hypotonic/ hypotonic

24
Q

0.9% SALINE, RINGERS SOLUTION, 5% dextrose in 0.9% saline

A

isotonic solution

25
Q

3% saline

A

hyperotonic