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In the ICF, what are the 2 I major cations?

Potassium & Magnesium

In the ICF, what is the major anion?

Phosphate

What is the 3 major electrolytes in the ECF?

Sodium


Chloride


Bicarbonate



(Albumin)

Active transport requires

Energy

Does passive transport require energy? Name 3 types of passive transport

No energy required



1. Osmosis


2. Diffusion


3. Filtration

Osmosis moves water from what concentration to what concentration?

From less concentration to more

Colloids dissolve? What are they that make dissolving difficult?

Not readily, are big proteins

Osmols is

# of particles of solute

Osmolality is

The concentration of solutes providing pressure in the body fluid

What electrolyte is the greatest determinant of serum osmolality?

Sodium

What electrolyte is the greater determinant of intercellular osmolality?

Potassium

What 2 nonelectrolytes also contribute to osmolality in ICF and ECF?

Glucose


Urea

Isotonic IV effect on body fluid

Fluid will remain in vascular space



(No osmosis)

Hypotonic solution affect on fluid and cells (how does water move)

Water moves (osmosis) from vascular system into cells

How hypertonic solution effects fluids and cells (how does water move)

Water moves (osmosis) from the cells into the ECF

Diffusion moves what what concentration to what concentration?

Higher to lower concentration

What stirs diffusion in the body quicker

Movement


Temp

Active transport occurs when molecules move from what concentrations?

Area of low concentration to high

What is a major regulator of fluid intake?

Thirst

What organ is the principal regulator of fluid electrolyte balance?

Kidneys

Most abundant electrolyte in the body

Calcium

Sodium purpose

Regulates fluid volume

2 Potassium purposes

ICF osmolality


Regulates cardiac rhythm

Calcium Aids what 4 things

Blood clots


Nerves


Bone


Muscles

Magnesium purpose

Protein & DNA synthesis

Chloride

Buffer


Produces HCl

Is to body? Produces what ?

Phosphate purpose

Cell division/ Herodotus's traits

Major buffer in the body

Bicarbonate

What happens to the heart, pulse, body during Hypovolemic Shock

Heart pumps fast


Rapid weak pulse


Orthostatic hypotension

3 hypervolemia symptoms

1) elevated BP


2) bounding pulse


3) Increased respirations

3 Hyponatremia symptoms

Seizures


Anorexia


Confusion

Mental state body weight brain

3 Hypernatremia symptoms

Thirst


High temp


Hallucinations

3 Hypokalemia symptoms


(EKG)

Dysrhythmias


Paresthesia


Muscle weakness




(Flat T wave)

3 Hyperkalemia symptoms (EKG)

Muscle weakness


Dysrhythmias


Paralysis




(Tall T waves)

3 Hypocalcemia symptoms (2 tests positive)

Diarrhea


Numbness/tingling


Positive Trousseau & Chvostek signs

3 Hypercalcemia symptoms

Polyuria/Polydipsia


Bradycardia


Constipation

3 symptoms of Hypomagnesemia

Dysrhythmias


Mood changes


Neuromuscular irritability

3 Hypermagnesemia symptoms

Hypotension


Drowsiness


Bradycardia

3 Hypophosphatemia symptoms

Paresthesia


Stiffness


Seizures

3 Hyperphosphatemia symptoms

Tetany


Tingling/cramping


Tachycardia

Temp goes up with what electrolyte imbalance?

Hypernatremia

Hyper

Tachycardia occurs with what 3 electrolyte imbalances & what deficiency?

Hypernatremia


Hyperchloremia


Hyperphosphatemia


FVD

Hyper

Dysrhythmias occur with what 3 electrolyte imbalances?

Hypokalemia


Hypercalcemia


Hypermagnesemia

1 hypo. 2 hyper

Dysrhythmias occur with what 3 electrolyte imbalances?

Hypokalemia


Hypercalcemia


Hypermagnesemia

1 hypo. 2 hyper

High blood pressure is a symptom of what electrolyte imbalance?

Hypernatremia

Low blood pressure is associated with what 2 electrolyte imbalances?

Hyperkalemia


Hypermagnesemia

Hyper

Decreased DTRs occur with what electrolyte imbalance?

Hypokalemia

Hypo

Confusion is a symptom of what 3 electrolyte imbalances?

Hyponatremia


Hypercalcemia


Hypophosphatemia

2 hypo 1 hyper

Seizures occur with what 4 electrolyte imbalances?

Hypocalcemia


Hyponatremia


Hypomagnesemia


Hypophosphatemia

Hypo

Coma occurs with what 4 electrolyte imbalances?

Hyponatremia


Hypophosphatemia


Hypernatremia


Hypermagnesemia

2 hypo 2 hyper

Nausea occurs with what 4 electrolyte imbalances?

Hypernatremia


Hypercalcemia


Hypermagnesemia


Hyperphosphatemia

Thirst occurs in what 2 electrolyte imbalances & what deficiency?

Hypernatremia


Hypercalcemia


Dehydration

2 hyper

Lethargy occurs with what 5 electrolyte imbalances?

Hyponatremia


Hypokalemia


Hypercalcemia


Hypermagnesemia


Hyperchloremia

2 hypo 3 hyper

Vomiting occurs with what electrolyte imbalance?

Hypercalcemia

Hyper

Weakness occurs with what 6 electrolyte imbalances?

Hyponatremia


Hypomagnesemia


Hypochloremia


Hyperkalemia


Hypermagnesemia


Hyperchloremia

3 hypo 3 hyper

Numbness/tingling occurs with what electrolyte imbalance?

Hypocalcemia

Hypo

Thready pulse occurs with what electrolyte imbalance?

Hypokalemia

Hypo

Fatigue occurs with what 2 electrolyte imbalances?

Hypokalemia


Hypophosphatemia

Hypo

Dyspnea occurs with what electrolyte imbalance?

Hypokalemia

Hypo

Slow heart rate occurs with what electrolyte imbalance?

Hyperkalemia

Hyper

Slow heart rate occurs with what electrolyte imbalance?

Hyperkalemia

Hyper

Muscle cramps occur with what electrolyte imbalance?

Hypochloremia


Hyperphosphatemia

1 hypo 1 hyper

Slow heart rate occurs with what electrolyte imbalance?

Hyperkalemia

Hyper

Muscle cramps occur with what electrolyte imbalance?

Hypochloremia


Hyperphosphatemia

1 hypo 1 hyper

Constipation occurs with what electrolyte imbalance?

Hypercalcemia

Slurred speech is a symptom of what electrolyte imbalance?

Hypercalcemia

Hyper