sodium, potassium, calcium

Question 1

high sodium

Answer 1

Hypernatremia

Question 2

water moves from Icf to Ecf

Answer 2

Hypernatremia

Question 3

Swelling cell

Answer 3

hyponatremia

Question 4

life-threatening
cerebral edema
decreased reflex
intracranial pressure

Answer 4

hyponatremia

Question 5

Major intracellular cation.

Answer 5

potassium

Question 6

essential for cardiac rhythms and nerve impulses

Answer 6

potassium

Question 7

decrease in neuromuscular excitability

Answer 7

hypokalemia

Question 8

muscle twitch 
low BP
Anxiety 
EKG changes
Diarrhea
Abdominal cramps

Answer 8

hyperkalemia

Question 9

hyperkalemia has what type of wave

Answer 9

wide and flat P

Question 10

hypokalemia has what type of wave

Answer 10

Peak P and shallow/flat T

Question 11

confusion and tetany
chvostek and Trousseau signs
increase in Neuromuscular excitability

Answer 11

hypocalcemia

Question 12

fatigue, nausea, constipation, kidney stones
cardiac arrest
bone pain/ osteoporosis

Answer 12

hypercalcemia

Question 13

major extracellular cation

Answer 13

sodium

Question 14

histamine, Brady, Vasodilation

Answer 14

inflammation

Question 15

OH- and H- maintain PH

The carbonic acid buffering system

Answer 15

buffering system