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| Which ion is generated from the dissociation of acids? |
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| Which ion is the primary positive ion of the intracellular compartment? |
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| Which ion is found intracellularly and in the vascular compartment but rarely found interstitially? |
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| The location and quantity of which two ions determine the distribution of water at the cellular level as well as the polarity of muscle and neuron cell membranes? |
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| Which ion is used to construct ATP, nucleic acids and hydroxyapatite in bone? |
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| Which ion is found predominately in the extracellular compartment where it is stored in the intracellular matrix of bone, triggers muscle contraction and plays a role in blood clotting. |
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| Which ion is easily diffusable and shifts between compartments to help balance charge distributions? |
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| The level of which ion in the body greatly influences blood volume and pressure. |
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| Which ion is primarily responsible for generating blood osmotic pressure and influences the distribution of ions between the interstitial and vascular compartments? |
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