Water, Major minerals, and trace minerals Flashcards

1
Q

fluids in a cell

A

intracellular fluids

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2
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fluids outside of cells

A

extracellular fluids

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3
Q

extra cellular fluids that surround each cell

A

interstitial fluids

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4
Q

extracellular fluids in blood vessels

A

intravascular fluids

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5
Q

thirst is sensed by…

A

mouth, hypothalamus, nerves

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6
Q

when too much water is lost from the body and not replaced

A

dehydration

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7
Q

too much water that dilute solute concentration in the blood

A

hyponatremia

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8
Q

help maintain healthy kidneys and prevent kidney stones from forming

A

adequate intake of fluids

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9
Q

water that has high concentration of calcium and magnesium

A

hard water

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10
Q

water that has high concentration of sodium and potassium

A

soft water

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11
Q

instructions on whether to release or retain substances or water come from

A

ADH, renin, angiotensin, and aldosterone

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12
Q

blood volume or blood pressure is too low or the extra cellular fluid is too concentrated. the pituitary gland releases this hormone that that makes the kidneys reabsorb water

A

antiduretic hormone (ADH)

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13
Q

cells release this enzyme which causes the kidneys to reabsorb sodium

A

renin

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14
Q

protein in the liver, hydrolized by renin, that help in raising blood pressure by vasoconstriction

A

angiotensin

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15
Q

hormone from adrenal gland that signals the kidneys to excrete potassium and retain sodium

A

aldosterone

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16
Q

sodium cation

A

intra=10

extra=142

17
Q

potassium

A

intrta=150

extra=5

18
Q

calcium

A

intra=2

extra=5

19
Q

magnesium

A

intra=202

extra=155

20
Q

chloride

A

intra=2

extra=103

21
Q

phosphate

A

intra=103

extra=2

22
Q

sulfate

A

imtra=20

extra=1

23
Q

proteins

A

intra=57

extra=16

24
Q

the amount of pressure needed to prevent water from crossing a membrane

A

osmotic pressure

25
Q

what can cause electrolyte imbalance in body?

A
  • prolonged vomiting and diarrhea
  • excessive sweating
  • burns
  • traumatic wounds
26
Q

what is lost during vomitting and diarrhea and heavy sweating

A

sodium

27
Q

what is lost durirng adrenal glands over secrete aldosterone ( tumor)

A

potassium

28
Q

what is lost during uncontrolled diabetes

A

glucose

29
Q

systems that help the fluctuation of PH

A
  • buffers
  • respiration
  • excretion in kidneys
30
Q

serve as buffers

A
  • bicarbonate

- carbonic acid

31
Q

in respiration, hyperventilation suggests?

hypoventilation suggests?

A
  • buildup of carbonic acid

- build up of bicarbonates

32
Q

captures iron from food when the body needs it

A

ferritin

33
Q

two forms of iron

A

hemeiron

nonhemeiron

34
Q

transport protein that delivers iron to bone marrow

A

tranferrin

35
Q

protein where iron is stored in either liver or bone marow

A

ferritin

hemosiderin

36
Q

hormone produced by liver that manages iron balance

A

hepcidin

37
Q

stages of iron deficiency

A
  1. ) iron stores deminish
  2. )decrease in transport protein, transferrin
  3. )lack of iron limits hemoglobin production