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minerals that have a recommended intake of more than 100 mg per day
major minerals
minerals that have a recommended intake of less than 100 mg per day
trace minerals
7 major minerals
calcium,phosphorus,sodium,potassium,chloride,magnessium,sulfur
6 trace minerals
iron,iodine,zinc,selenium,flouride,copper( sicfiz)
water loss from the body
polyuria
electrolite gaurding the water outside cells
sodium
sodium conserving mechanism or control agent
aldosterone
a substance in solution conducts an electrcical current
electrolyte
particles in solution
solute
electrolyte guarding water inside cells
potassium
plasma protein for blood volume
albumin
the body's mechanism for maintaining tissue water circulation by opposing fluid pressures
capillary fluid shift mechanism
force exerted by a contained fluid
hydrostatic pressure
movement of particles through a solution and accross membranes outward from an area of denser concentration to all surrounding spaces
diffusion
a type of fluid outside cells
interstitial fluid,plasma,transcellular, or lymph(extracellular)
movement of particles accross cell membranes and against osmotic pressures, involving a carrier and energy for the work
active transport
most of the phosphorusin the diet is absobed and used by the body for bone formation(true or false)
true
adult use for sodium is typically 10 times the amount the body needs (true or false)
true
what is the major electrolyte controlling water outside the cells
potassium
chloride is a necessary component of stomach fluids(true or false)
true
what mineral is the iron twin
copper