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Osmosis

Movement of H2O across a semipermeable membrane


H2O flows from solution with lower [solute] to higher

Factors that can affect Osmosis

1. Molarity of solutes

Osmolarity -> moles/L

# of dissolved particles in a volume of fluid or solution

Osmoles

Concentration of solute in terms of # of particles

Osmotic Pressure

Pressure when water diffuses across CM


Pressure required in stopping osmosis completely

Tonicity

Osmolality of a solution relative to plasma ( 0.3 osm/L or 300 mosm/L)

3 types of solution

Isotonic - equal concentration


Hypertonic - higher solute concentration


Hypotonic - lower solute concentration

RBC in 0.9% NaCl

Isotonic = no change in cells

RBC in H2O

Hypotonic = swelling in cells

RBC in 10% NaCl

Hypertonic - shrinking of cells