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-Interstitial fluid
:fluid between the cells |
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Blood & lymph
-transcellular fluid |
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| solution settles to the bottom |
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| substance that needs to dissolve |
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| liquid that dissolves the substance |
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| 2 or more substances that can be seperated by ordinary physical means |
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occurs when you add an acid and a base
(you get water and salt) |
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| BLOOD PH IS REGULATED BY: |
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| BUFFER SYSTEM, LUNGS, & KIDNEY |
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| CHEMICAL, NUCLEAR, RADIANT, THERMAL, MECHANICAL |
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| ATP IS SPLIT AND ENERGY IS GIVEN OFF |
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| MANY (NOT ALL) ENZYMES ACT AS: |
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| THE AMOUNT OF HYDROGEN IN A SOLUTION DETERMINES: |
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| THE ACIDITY OF THE SUBSTANCE |
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| ELECTROLYTE THAT DISSOCIATES INTO HYDROGEN IONS & AN ANION |
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| WHEN AN ACID DISSOCIATES COMPLETELY, THEREFORE HAVING NO MORE HYDROGEN IONS IT MEANS IT IS: |
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| A BASE USUALLY CONTAINS A: |
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| CHARACTERISTICS OF A BASE: |
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| SLIPPERY, & BITTER TASTING |
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| WHEN 2 OR MORE ATOMS BOND TOGETHER THEY FORM A: |
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| SUBSTANCE THAT IS FORMED BY 2 OR MORE DIFFERENT ATOMS: |
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| ELECTROLYTES DISSOCIATE IN: |
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| ONLY THING THAT CAN IONIZE: |
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| IONIC BONDS BECOME WEAKER AND BREAK APART |
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| ELECTRONS ARE EITHER LOST OR GAINED |
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| OCCURS BETWEEN 2 WATER MOLECULES |
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| THE STUDY OF CARBON CONTAINING SUBSTANCES IS CALLED: |
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| THE STUDY OF NON CARBON CONTAINING SUBSTANCES IS CALLED: |
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| ELEMENT THAT CARRIES AN ELECTRICAL CHARGE |
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| SUBSTANCE THAT FORMS IONS WHEN DISSOLVES IN WATER: |
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| THE 25 MAJOR MINERALS IN THE BODY ARE: |
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| DONATE OR TRANSFER ELECTRONS |
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| IONIC, COVALENT, & HYDROGEN |
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| WHEN BOND FORMS IN ATTEMPT TO STABALIZE THE OUTTER SHELL ITS A: |
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| AN ELECTRICAL ATTRACTION BETWEEN ATOMS |
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| HOW BLOOD IS FILTERED THROUGH THE KIDNEY: |
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BLOOD IS BROUGHT TO THE NEPHRON BY THE RENAL ARTERY THEN GOES->:
-GLAMERULUS
-BOWMAN'S CAPSULE
-PROXIMAL CONVOLUTED TUBLE
-DESCENDING LIMB
-LOOP OF HENLE
-ASCENDING LIMB
-DISTAL CONVOLUTED TUBLE
-COLLECTING DUCT
NOW ITS URINE
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| HOW MUCH WATER SHOULD THE AVERAGE ADULT INTAKE A DAY? |
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| THIRST MECHANISM IS LOCATED IN THE: |
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HYPOTHALMUS
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| ELDERLY ARE PRONE TO DEHYDRATION BECAUSE: |
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| THEY HAVE A DECREASED THIRST MECHANISM |
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| URINE, INTESTINES (STOOL), PERSPIRATION |
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| SKIN EVAPORATION, & LUNGS |
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| INTESTINES(STOOL) MAKE UP: |
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| SKIN EVAPORATION & LUNGS MAKE UP: |
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-URINE PH
-SPECIFIC GRAVITY
-URINE OSMOALITY
-URINE CREATNINE CLEARANCE
-URINE SODIUM
-URINE POTASSIUM
-BLOOD STUDIES
-SERUM CREATNINE
-BUN (BLOOD NITROGEN UREA)
-SERUM OSMOALITY
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SPECIFIC GRAVITY
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| SPECIFIC GRAVITY IS COMPARED TO: |
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WATER GOES UP
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| URINE IS NORMALLY MORE _______ IN THE MORNING & MORE ________ IN THE AFTERNOON: |
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ACIDIC (MORNING)
ALKALINE (AFTERNOON) |
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| URINE OSMOALITY MEASURES: |
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| # OF PARTICLES IN THE URINE |
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| INCREASED URINE OSMOALITY MEANS: |
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| DECREASED URINE OSMOALITY MEANS: |
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| 24 HR URINE SPECIMEN IS NEEDED FOR: |
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URINE CREATNINE CLEARANCE
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URINE POTASSIUM |
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| POTASSIUM LEVELS IN THE URINE ARE HIGHEST AT _____ & LOWEST ___________ |
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(HIGHEST) AT NIGHT
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| DECREAD FLUID VOLUME MEANS: |
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INCREASED HEMADOCRIT
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| INCREASED SERUM CREATNINE = |
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| INCREASED W/ FLUID V. DEFICIT & DECREASES W/ FLUID V. EXCESS |
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| MAINTAINS ONCOTIC PRESSURE |
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| ALLOWS WATER TO SHIFT TO THE INTERSTITAL SPACES CAUSING DECREASED BLOOD V. |
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| KIDNEYS ARE PRIMARY REGULATOR OF: |
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| ADH IS PRODUCED BY THE _______ & STORED BY THE ________ GLAND. |
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(HYPOTHALMUS)
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DECREASED AMOUNTS OF WATER ARE IN THE ______.
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| ADH CAUSES BODY WATER CONTENT TO: |
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INCREASED AMOUNTS OF WATER ARE IN THE ________.
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| EXTRACELLULAR FLUID COMPARTMENTS: |
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-INTRAVASCULAR
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| EXTRACELLULAR FLUID IS CONCENTRATED WHEN THE: |
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| ECF IS LESS CONCENTRATED WHEN: |
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| WHEN WATER OUTPUT IS GREATER THAN INPUT IT CAUSES: |
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| VOMITING, DIAPHERASIS, & DIAHREA CAUSES: |
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| TINY BLOOD VESSELS THAT ARE 1 CELL THICK: |
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| MOST RELIABLE ESTIMATE OF FLUID BALANCE: |
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| A LOSS OR GAIN OR 2% BODY WEIGHT IS CONSIDERED: |
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| A LOSS OR GAIN OF 5% BODY WEIGHT IS CONSIDERED: |
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| A LOSS OR GAIN OF 8% BODY WEIGHT IS CONSIDERED: |
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-NERVE IMPULSE REGULATOR
-MAINTAIN BODY FLUID BALANCE |
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| HYPERNATREMIA IS CAUSED BY: |
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EXCESS WATER LOSS, OR EXCESS SODIUM INTAKE
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| ELDERLY ARE PRONE TO HYPERNATREMIA AND DEHYDRATION AFTER SUGERY BECAUSE OF: |
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| DECREASED BLOOD V. AND DECREASED THIRST MECHANISM |
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| HYPERGYLCEMIA IS USUALLY ACCOMPANIED BY: |
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| INCREASED AMOUNT OF GLUCOSE IN THE BLOOD |
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| HYPERKALEMIA IS GREATER THAN ___meqs |
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| HYPOKALEMIA IS LESS THAN ____ meqs |
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| Ca is the regulator of the ______ hormone. |
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| NORMAL RANGE OF BICARBONIT |
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| BODY REGULATES PH WITH THE HELP OF: |
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| CHEMICAL SUBSTANCE THAT PREVENTS A LARGE CHANGE IN PH |
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| BICARBONIT BUFFERS, HEMOGLOBIN, PLASMA PROTEINS |
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| FASTER BREATHING _____ HYDROGEN IONS |
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| SLOWER BREATHING _______ HYDROGEN IONS |
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| RESPRITORY CENTER OF THE BRAIN |
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| THE MUDULLAOBLONGATA SENSES THE CHANGES IN: |
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| HYDROGEN ION CONCETRATION |
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| THE MUDULLAOBLONGATA ADJUSTS THE: |
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| RESPIRATORY RATE ACCORDINGLY |
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| KIDNEYS CAN REABSORP OR ELIMINATE _____ OR _______ AS NEEDED |
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| ANYTHING THAT CAUSES A DECREASE IN IN RESPIRATION CAN CAUSE: |
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| KIDNEY DISEASE, UNCONTROLLED DIABETES, PROLONGED VOMITING AND DIAHRREA CAN CAUSE: |
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| HYPERVENTILATION AND AN INCREASED BLOOD PH HIGHER THAN 7.45 CAN CAUSE: |
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| OVERUSE OF ANTACIDS, & BICARBONIT CONTAINING DRUGS. NG SUCTIONING, & VOMITING CAN CAUSE: |
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ATRIALNATRIURETIC FACTOR
(ANF)
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| ANF IS RELEASED IN RESPONSE TO: |
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INCREASED BLOOD VOLUME
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| ANF STIMULATES THE EXCRETION OF _____ & ______ BY THE KIDNEYS |
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ANF DECREASES THE PRODUCTION OF:
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| ANF DECREASES THE RELEASE OF: |
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| ANF CAUSES THE DILATION OF: |
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| ANF INCREASES ________ & DECREASES ________. |
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| RENIN IS SECRETED BY THE: |
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| RENIN OCCURS WHEN _____ & ________ GO DOWN. |
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| ANGIOTENSIOGEN IS SECRETED BY THE: |
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| ANGIOTENSIONGEN2 RELEASES AND STIMULATES: |
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| ANGIOTENSINOGEN1 TO CONVERT TO ANGIOTENSIOGEN2 |
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-HEALTH HISTORY
-VITAL SIGNS
-SKIN
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| TO CHECK EDEMA YOU USE A: |
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| DECREASED FLUID V. TONGUE APPEARS: |
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| INCREASED SODIUM TONGUE APPEARS: |
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| SKIN TURGOR IS THE _______ OF THE SKIN: |
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| NECK VEINS DETERMINE FLUID V. ________: |
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| IF A PATIENT IS LYING DOWN AND YOU DONT SEE ANY NECK VEINS THIS SUGGESTS: |
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| NOTICABLE DISTENDED NECK VEINS SUGGESTS: |
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