M&R 2 (Resting cell membrane + Electrical excitability) Flashcards

1
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What is the concentration of Na+ in the ICF and ECF?

A
ICF = 10 mM
ECF = 145 mM
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What is the concentration of K+ in the ICF and ECF?

A
ICF = 160 mM
ECF = 4.5 mM
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3
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What is the concentration of Cl- in the ICF and ECF?

A
ICF = 3 mM
ECF = 120 mM
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4
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What is the concentration of anions in the ICF and ECF?

A
ICF = 167 mM
ECF = 40 mM
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5
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Define the resting membrane potential:

A

Difference in electrical potential between the inside and outside of a cell (expressed as potential inside relative to outside, as ECM = 0 mV).
Arises due to increased permeability to K+ at rest

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6
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What is the potential of the extracellular matrix?

A

0 mV

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7
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What is the equilibrium potential of K+?

A

-95 mV

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8
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What is the equilibrium potential of Na+?

A

+70 mV

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9
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What is the equilibrium potential of Ca2+?

A

+122 mV

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10
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What is the equilibrium potential of Cl-?

A

-85 mV

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11
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Will the opening of K+ or Cl- channels cause hyperpolarisation or depolarisation of the cell?

A

Hyperpolarisation

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12
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Will the opening of Na+ or Ca2+ channels cause hyperpolarisation or depolarisation of the cell?

A

Depolarisation

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13
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Define the equilibrium potential of an ion:

A

The membrane potential when the electrical and diffusional forces balance = no net movement of that ion.

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