Macrominerals Flashcards

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What is the function of Na? What location is it higher in?

A

Rising phase of AP of nerve + SkM; extracellular fluid

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What is the function of K? What location is it higher in?

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Falling phase of AP of nerve + SkM; intracellular fluid

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What is the function of Ca? What location is it higher in?

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Necessary for muscle contraction, constituent of bone, allows release of NT at presynaptic terminal; extracellular fluid

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What is the location + function of Mg? What location is it higher in?

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Located in NMDA receptor to modulate entry of Ca and Na into post synaptic neuron, Cofactor for Kinases; intracellular fluid

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