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Notes + Study Questions of Fluid & Electrolytes Flashcards

1
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2/3 of body fluid is

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intracellular fluid

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2
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1/3 of body fluid is

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extracellular fluid

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3
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what are some examples of interstitial fluid

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lymph, CSF, GI fluids, synovial fluid

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4
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what membrane separates the intracellular fluid and interstitial fluid

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plasma membranes

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5
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what membrane separates the interstitial fluid and blood plasma

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blood vessel walls

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6
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what are the ways that fluids move between cells and what is the main way

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filtration
reabsorption
diffusion
osmosis (main way)

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7
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what are the normal ways of fluid intake

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ingestion of liquids and moist foods and metabolic synthesis of water during cellular respiration and dehydration synthesis

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8
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what are the normal ways of fluid output

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kidneys, exhalation from lungs, evaporation from skin, feces

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9
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metabolic water volume depends on

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level of aerobic cellular respiration

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10
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what is the main way to regulate body water balance

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adjusting volume of water intake

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11
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what is dehydration

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water loss is greater than water gain

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12
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what are the 4 hormones that regulate urine production

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ADH, ANP, angiotensin II, aldosterone

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13
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what is water intoxication

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water consumption is greater than the amount of kidney excretion

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14
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what are the 4 general functions of electrolytes

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1) control osmosis of water
2) maintain acid-base balance
3) electrical current
4) cofactors of enzymes

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15
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what is the most abundant extracellular ion

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Na+

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16
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what is sodium involved in

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impulse transmission, muscle contraction, and fluid + electrolyte balance

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17
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the blood level of sodium is controlled by what 3 hormones

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aldosterone, ADH, ANP

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18
Q

what is edema

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excess sodium

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19
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what is the most extracellular anion

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chloride

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20
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chloride is involved in what functions

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regulation osmotic pressure, formingHCl in the stomach

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21
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what hormone regulates chloride

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aldosterone

22
Q

what is the most abundant cation in ICF

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potassium

23
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what functions is potassium involved in

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maintaining fluid volume, impulse conduction, muscle contraction and regulating pH

24
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what controls the level of potassium

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mineralcorticoids, mainly aldosterone

25
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what is prominent ion in plasma

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bicarbonate

26
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what is the function of bicarbonate

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electrolyte balance

27
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what is the most abundant ion in the body

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calcium

28
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what is the function of calcium

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structural component of bones and teeth, participates in blood coagulation, neurotransmitter release, maintenance of muscle tone, excitability of nervous + muscle tissue

29
Q

what 2 hormones control the level of calcium

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PTH and calcitonin

30
Q

what controls level of phosphate

A

PTH and calcitriol

31
Q

what is a primary intracellular cation

A

magnesium

32
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what is magnesium involved in

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activates several enzyme systems involved in metabolism of carbs + proteins, operation of sodium pump, neuromuscular activities, neural transmission within CNS, myocardial function

33
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what regulates magnesium concentration

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hypocalcemia/hypercalcemia, hypomagnesemia/hypermagnesemia, increase or decrease of ECF volume, increase or decrease in PTH, acidosis or alkalosis

34
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the homeostasis of pH is maintained by

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buffer systems, exhalation of CO2, and kidney excretion

35
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what are the important types of buffer systems

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protein system, carbonic acid-bicarbonate system, phosphate system

36
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what is the most abundant body buffer system

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protein buffer system

37
Q

what happens when you increase the rate and depth of breathing

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more CO2 is exhaled which leads to increased pH

38
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what happens when you decrease the rate and depth of breathing

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less CO2 is exhaled which leads to decreased blood pH

39
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acidosis is what blood pH

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< 7.35 `

40
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alkalosis is what blood pH

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> 7.45

41
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what is the normal pH range

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7.35-7.45

42
Q

what are the primary disorders of blood PCO2

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respiratory acidosis and respiratory alkalosis

43
Q

what are the primary disorders of bicarbonate concentration

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metabolic acidosis and metabolic alkalosis

44
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what are the 4 steps to diagnose an acid-base imbalance

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1) check pH if high or low
2) decide if PCO2 or HCO3- is cause of abnormality
3) specify problem source as respiratory or metabolic
4) look at non-causative value and determine if its compensating for the problem

45
Q

what effect does alcohol have on ADH secretion

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alcohol suppresses secretion of ADH

46
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what are the chemical buffers of the body

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lungs and kidneys

47
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what 3 things do you have to look at for acid base balance and what are their normal ranges

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pH: 7.35-7.45
PaCO2: 35-45 mmHg
HCO3- : 22-26 mEq/L

48
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what are the 3 things that help maintain pH of body fluids

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buffers, exhalation of CO2, kidney excretion of H+

49
Q

elevated pH, low PaCO2, normal HCO3

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respiratory alkalosis

50
Q

decreased pH, increased PaCO2, normal HCO3

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respiratory acidosis

51
Q

increased pH, normal PaCO2, increased HCO3

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metabolic alkalosis

52
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decreased pH, normal PaCO2, decreased HCO3

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matabolic acidosis

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