Fluid And Electrolytes Acids And Bases

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Osmosis

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Movement of H2O across a membrane from an area of less concetration to an area of greater concentration

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Diffusion

Back 2

Random movement of particles in all directions through a solution

Front 3

Primary electrolyte in the ECF

Back 3

Sodium

Front 4

Primary electrolyte in the ICF

Back 4

Potassium

Front 5

3 fluid compartment

Back 5

Extracellular which includes Plasma and interstitial and Intracellular

Front 6

Main regulator of fluid in the body

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Kidneys

Front 7

What helps regulate fluid intake by giving the sensation of thirst

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Hypothalamus

Front 8

Solution containing a greater number of H+ ions is?

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Acid

Front 9

Soulution containing a lesser number of H+ ions is?

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Base or alkaline

Front 10

Solvent of the body

Back 10

Water

Front 11

most body fluid is located in what compartment

Back 11

ICF

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Anion

Back 12

negative charge

Front 13

Cation

Back 13

Positive charge

Front 14

Electrolyte

Back 14

Develops an electrical charge when dissolved in water

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Filtration

Back 15

movement of ions from area of higher concentration to an area of lesser concentration

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Hypertonic vs Hypotonice

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Hyper-a solution containing a higher salt level than a red blood cell
Hypo-solution containing a lower salt level than a red blood cell