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Which body compartment contains the most fluid?
intracellular cells
What is the amount of active drug in most prescriptions.
mg (millegrams)
How do newborns differ with respect to body water content.
80% water
Why do newborns lose weight in the neonatal period?
after being born they lose water weight
Why is fat ideal for the storage of excess energy?
it does not require much water to store
Would an obese person have more or less body water? Why?
Less because they are fat
What are forces that determine water movement between the capillaries and the interstitial fluid
osmosis
Why do dents form under a stretching band if it is left on the wrist overnight?
Hydrostatic pressure
Changes in which of the forces will lead to edema.
capillary hydrostatic pressure
What function does protein play in the plasma? Why?
maintains osmotic pressure and holds pressure in the capillaries
How could capillary hydrostatic pressure increase?
hypertension
What may cause pulmonary edema?
left heart failure
what may cause Systemic edema?
right heart failure
What may cause a change in plasma oncotic pressure?
liver disease
What is the normal plasma protein percentage per 100 ml?
7 grams
A dysfunction which organ would lead to a decrease in plasma protein?
liver
Why is the belly of someone with liver disease swollen?
fluid goes to the lowest point
How about in malnutrition?
they don't have amino acids to make plasma proteins
How do we explain the signs and symptoms of a nasal allergy?
sneezing, itchiness and a blocked or runny nose
How does lymph blockage lead to edema? What do we call this type of edema?
lymphedema, when lymph cannot go to the vessels
How do varicose veins lead to edema?
pressure build up which causes more filtration than reabsorption
Give some examples of localized edema.
mosquito bites
Describe some therapies that may help in edema.
massage, compression therapy, diuretics
How does the edema lead to damage to tissue?
it stops nutrient delivery and separates cells from blood vessels