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| % of total body water. Varies with ____, ___ and ___/ |
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| 60%, age, gender, adiposity |
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| The ECF compartment is broken down into two major fluid types: _____ and ____. |
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| Interstitial fluid (proteoglycans), Plasma (fluid portion) |
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| Higher protein content: ISF (interstitial fluid) or Plasma |
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| Higher Na+ content: ISF or plasma |
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| Neither, they are equal to each other. |
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Normal ECF Na+ value.
Normal ICF K+ value. |
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| the pressure exerted by the weight of a fluid, thus water moves from a compartment of high hydrostatic pressure to one of low hydrostatic pressure |
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| movement of water across a semipermeable membrane from a compartment of low solute concentration to a compartment of high solute concentration |
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| osmotic pressure exerted by plasma proteins |
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| Determined by the number of nondiffusible particles in solution. |
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| Effect a solution has on cell volume |
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| This is the MAJORITY of fluid and solute movement between two compartments. |
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| Rate of diffusion of a substance across a membrane is dependent on ________, _______, _______ and _______. |
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Permeability of the substance
Pressure difference
Concentration difference
Nernst potential |
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| What is the electrical potential across a membrane for charged substances? |
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| Differences in hydrostatic and oncotic pressures across capillary endothelium. |
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| Starling's principle of capillary exchange |
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