TBL 2: sodium Flashcards

1
Q

majority of sodium is found in

A

ECF

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2
Q

most abundant cation in body fluids

A

sodium

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3
Q

major source of sodium in American diet

A

sodium chloride (salt) added to processed foods

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4
Q

__ of American adults consume more sodium than recommended

A

2/3 of American adults consume more sodium than recommended

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5
Q

95-100% of sodium is absorbed from these 2 sites

A

small intestine
proximal colon

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6
Q

3 methods of sodium absorption

A
  1. Na+/glucose cotransporter (jejunum)
  2. electroneutral Na+/Cl- cotransport exchange transporter (small intestine and colon)
  3. electrogenic system (less common, colon)
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7
Q

solvent drag __ absorption of sodium and other electrolytes

A

solvent drag increases absorption of sodium and other electrolytes

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8
Q

once absorbed, sodium is transported __ in blood

A

once absorbed, sodium is transported freely in blood

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9
Q

low sodium conc = __, __ fluid in plasma

A

low sodium conc = hyponatremia, excessive fluid in plasma

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10
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high sodium conc = __, __ fluid in plasma

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high sodium conc = hypernatremia, loss of fluid in plasma

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11
Q

electrolyte and fluid balance is regulated by these hormones (4)

A
  1. vasopressin
  2. angiotensin II
  3. aldosterone
  4. natriuretic hormones
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12
Q

sodium is crucial for __ pressure and __ balance

A

sodium is crucial for osmotic pressure and fluid balance

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13
Q

sodium in nerve transmission and muscle contraction is a part of __

A

NA/K ATPase pump in plasma membranes

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14
Q

increased dietary sodium intake is associated with increased __ calcium __

A

increased dietary sodium intake is associated with increased urinary calcium excretion

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15
Q

the __ reabsorbs 67% of filtered sodium and chloride

A

the proximal tubule reabsorbs 67% of filtered sodium and chloride

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16
Q

__ absorbs the rest

A

the loop of Henle

17
Q

__ increases sodium reabsorption by inserting additional Na+ channels

A

aldosterone increases sodium reabsorption by inserting additional Na+ channels

18
Q

__ promote urinary sodium excretion

A

natriuretic peptides promote urinary sodium excretion

19
Q

sodium excretion method

A

mainly urine, some feces

20
Q

in what conditions is a lot of sodium excreted?

A

very high temp, very vigorous activity, a lot of sodium lost through sweat

21
Q

sodium deficiency can occur when

A
  1. excessive sweating
  2. loss of more than 3% of total body weight
22
Q

symptoms of sodium deficiency

A

muscle cramps
mausea
vomiting
dizziness
shock
coma

23
Q

how to measure sodium

A

24-hour urinary sodium excretion