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Percentage of body weight that is water in babies

75%

Percentage of body weight that is water in adult males

60%

Percentage of body weight that is water in adult female

50%

Intracellular

Major fluid compartments in the body. Water inside the cell that contains 63% of the body's water.

Extracellular

Major fluid compartments in the body. Water outside the cell that contains 63% of the body's water.

Intestinal Fluid

Extracellular fluid that is located between cells

Plasma

Extracellular fluid that is the water within blood vessels

Lymph

Extracellular fluid that is the water within lymph vessels

Transcellular Fluid

Extracellular fluid that is the water within the cerebrospinal fluid, aqueous, vitreous, humors, synovial fluids in joints, serious fluids in body capities

Fluid Balance

Input = output

Amount of water a healthy person exchanges in 24 hours

About 2500 mL

Thirst Center

Hypothalamus - sends signals to the brain that we need to drink

Fluid Deficit

Dehydration, when water output is more than input, leads to skin turgor, less blood volume, and decreased BP

Fluid Excess

Body retains excess water, leads to water buildup inside body

Anions

Negative ions, include Bicarbonate, Phosphate, and Chloride

Cations

Positive ions, include Sodium, Potassium, and Magnesium

Sodium

Regulates extracellular volume and participates in nerve-muscle function

Calcium

Strengthens bones and teeth

Magnesium

Participates in nerve-muscle function, strengthens bones and teeth

Potassium

Participates in nerve-muscle function

Bicarbonate

Participates in acid-base balance

Chloride

Partners with sodium to regulate volume

Phosphate

Participates in acid-base balance and strengthens bones and teeth