Resting membrane potential (Principles revision) Flashcards

1
Q

In the cell membrane itself charged or uncharged?

A

Uncharged

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2
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What is Em?

A

The difference in charge between the ECF and ICF located on either sides of the cell membrane

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3
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Is there more sodium in the ECF or ICF?

A

ECF

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4
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Is there more pottasium in the ECF or ICF?

A

ICF

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5
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At resting membrane potential in the cell membrane more permeable to pottasium or sodium?

A

Pottassium

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6
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Is K+ attracted to the positively or negatively charged side of the cell membrane?

A

Negative

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7
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Is Na+ attracted to the positively or negatively charged side of the cell membrane?

A

Negative

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8
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In terms of concentration gradient, does K+ want to move out of or into the cell?

A

Outward

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9
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In terms of concentration gradient, does Na+ want to move out of or into the cell?

A

Into

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10
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In the plasma membrane permeable or impermeable to large negatively charged intracellular proteins?

A

Impermeable

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