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Strenuous physical exercise on a hot day is likely to result in? |
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What does acidosis cause? |
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CNS depression and drowsiness |
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Which of the following is a manifestation of respiratory alkalosis
a) drowsiness
b) seizures
c) decreased urine pH
d) bradycardia |
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What would a deficit of plasma protiens likely cause?
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decreased osmotic pressure |
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What is the slowest but most effective control for acid-base balance? |
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When the osmotic pressure of the blood is elevated above normal, water would shift from the: |
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interstital compartment into the blood |
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What do both hypokalemia and hyperkalemia cause? |
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What is a typical sign of dehydration? |
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An anxiety attack often causes hyperventilation leading to: |
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When many excess hydogen ions accumulate in the blood, what happens to serum pH? |
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Intracellular compartment |
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Fluid inside the cells (ICF) |
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ISF or intercellular fluid |
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Fluid whithin secretions
(in the heart called pericardial fluid, joint - synovial) |
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Invisible losses through skin and respiration |
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fast heart rate (over 100 bpm) |
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Hypovolemic or
hypovolemia |
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Dysrhythmias or
arrhythmia |
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Heart irregularities which can lead to cardiac arrest and death |
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Hyponatremia is considered anything below? |
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Two Causes of Hyponatremia |
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Loss of Na or
increased pure water intake |
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What are two effects of Hyponatremia? |
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Nerve condution and
fluid imblalances in the cells |
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muscle cramps
anorexia
fatigue
nausea
headache
confusion
sezures
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What happens to your blood pressure in Hyponatremia? |
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What s/s do both Hyponatremia and HyperNatremia share? |
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Decreased osmotic pressure in ECF may cause the fluid to shift where? |
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What is most likely to be caused by the fluid shifting into the cells from the ECF? |
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hypovolemia and
decreased b/p |
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In hyponatremia you may have headaches, confusion and seizures. What is this cuased from? |
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Hypernaturemia is a value of above |
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