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define osmosis
net diffusion of water across a semipermeable membrane
what are the channels taht form across the cell membrane through which water molecules can diffuse
aquaporins
solution is a solution that causes the net iflux of water into a cell
hypotonic
isotonic
no net flux of water in or out of a cell
where is an example of where osmosis is very important
in the nephrons of the kidney
what does clear mean
burst
what does opaque mean
shrivel
how might a cell change its permeability to water
open or close aquaporins
definition. a mixture of cellular components suspended in fluid called plasma
blood
what does blood carry
water electrolytes proteins gasses nutrients hormones waste products
what is the hematocrit of a male
45%
what is the meatocrit of a female
42%
what is the hematocrit
length of packed/total length of blood x100
what does a high hematocrit tell you
dehydration high RBC
what does a low hematocrit tell you
anemia blood loss low erythropoietin bone marrow failure malnutrition
a hemoprotein composed of globin and heme that gives red blood cells their characteristic red color
hemoglobin
what is the function of hemoglobin
transport oxygen from lungs to body tissues
what does high hemoglobin tell you
congenital heart disease pulmonary disease
what does low hemoglobin tell you
anemia low RBC blood cell destruction
what does an off clotting time tell you
hemophilia cirrhosis hepatitis malabsorption of nutriens vit K deficiency