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ICF/ECF= intravascular and interstitial fluids?
ECF
the fluids that surrounds tissue cells and includes lymph
interstitial fluid
substances capable of breaking into electrically charged ions when dissolved in a solution are ______
electrolytes
solutions _____
solvents ______
dissolve
hold
molecules in the body's chemical compound that remain intact are _____________
nonelectrolytes
the primary solvent=_____
h2o
electrolytes and nonelectrolytes are considered _______
solutes
the most common routes for transporting materialsto and from intracellular compartments are... (4):
osmosis, diffusion, active transport, and filtration
pulling power of particles in a solution
osmolarity
hypertonic/hypotonic has has a greater osmolarity than plasma
hyper
hypertonic/hypotonic has a less osmolarity than plasma
hypo
active transport requires ______
energy
the pushing force is known as
hydrostatic pressure
the pulling force is known as
colloid osmotic pressure
the thirst control is located in the_________; and is stimulated by ________ dehydration and _______ blood volume
hypothalamus, intracellular, decreased
the master chemists
kidneys
responsible for pumping and carrying nutrients and water throughout the body
CV system
regulates oxy and co2 levels in the blood
lungs
releases thyroxin and increases blood fow in the body
thyroid glands
regulates the level of Ca+2 and phosphorus
parathyroid hormone, gland
ADH is manufactured in the _____________
hypothalamus
sends appropriate impulses to the pituitary gland to release ADH
osmoreceptors
a substance that prevents the body fluids from becoming overly acidic or alkolytic
buffer
state of isotonic fluid loss
hypovolemia
5 stages of edema
+1
+2
+3
+4
Brawny edema
increased hematocrit values found in severe _________
volume deficit and shock
decreased hematocrit values found in:
acute and massive blood loss
decreased level of hempglobin found with ______ states
anemia
the process of determining compatability bw blood specimens is _______
cross-matching