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Water & pH Flashcards

1
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Predominant chemical component of living organisms; Irregularly, slightly skewed tetrahedron - oxygen at center and 2 hydrogens at corners

A

Water

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2
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Percentage of Intracellular water

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40% (2/3)

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3
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Percentage of Extracellular water

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20% (1/3)

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4
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Percentage of Interstitial fluid

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15%

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5
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Percentage of Blood Plasma

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5%

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6
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Properties of Water

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DipoleHigh dielectric constantForms hydrogen bondsExcellent nucleophileAmphoteric

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7
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Acts as both an acid and base

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Amphoteric

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8
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Has hydrophilic and hydrophobic parts

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Amphipathic

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9
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The negative log of hydrogen ion concentration; Measure alkalinity or acidity

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pH

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10
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What is the normal pH of blood?

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7.35-7.45

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11
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Proton donors

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Acids

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12
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Proton acceptors

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Bases

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13
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High H+Low pHLow pKa

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Acids

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14
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Low H+High pHHigh pKa

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Bases

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15
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Causes of High Anion Gap Metabolic Acidosis

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MethanolUremiaDiabetic KetoacidosisParaldehyde and Propylene GlycolIsoniazidLactic Acidosis (Sepsis, Shock)Ethylene GlycolSalicylates

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16
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Used to calculate the concentration of a weak acid (HA) and its conjugate base (A-)

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Henderson-Hasselbach Equation

17
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pH

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Protonated

18
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pH>pKaAcid is chargedBase is uncharged

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Unprotonated

19
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Mixture of weak acid and its conjugate base that can resist a change in pH when protons are produced or consumed

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Buffers

20
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Physiologic Buffers

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Bicarbonate (most important extracellular)Proteins (most important intracellular)Orthophosphate

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