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18 Cards in this Set
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What is the molecular weight of Sodium?
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23
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What is the molecular weight of Glucose? C6H12O6
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180
C=12 (x6)=72 H=1 (x12)=12 O=16 (x6)=96 |
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The Molecular weight of a compound in grams is referred to as ___________.
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1 Mole
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A patient who has a normal level of blood glucose would be called _____________.
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Euglycemic.
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Some compounds are more osmotically active that others and this defines the term __________________.
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Osmolarity
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If you place some RBC's into a 0.01M (10nM) NaCL what will happen to them?
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Water will move into them since there is more water and less solute outside the cell and causes the cell to swell.
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D5W is approximately __________ with body fluids.
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isotonic
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_________________ is a rare disease in which people cannot reclaim water from the neprons and results in polyurea.
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diabetes insipidus
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The __________ the pH value of a solution the more acidic it is.
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lower
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The actual plasma concentraion of H+ is about _________.
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40nM
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The normal pH of our blood is ___________.
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7.4
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A patient with a pH below 7.35 is considered __________.
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Acidotic.
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The most importand buffer pair in th ebody to regulate pH are _______ and _______.
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HCO3 and CO2
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What do you call the equation derived to determine the impact of buffer pairs on pH?
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The Henderson-Hasselbalch equation.
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If the primary alteration which leads to a chance in pH is a change in the HCO3 level then it is ____________.
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Metabolic
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If the primary alteration in pH is a change in the CO2 level then it is ____________.
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Respiratory
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EMR stands for ________ ______________.
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Electromagnetic Radiation
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A particle of EMR is called a _____________.
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photon
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