Study Questions for Body Fluid and Electrolytes

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Which body compartment contains the most fluid?

intracellular cells

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What is the amount of active drug in most prescriptions.

mg (millegrams)

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How do newborns differ with respect to body water content.

80% water

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Why do newborns lose weight in the neonatal period?

after being born they lose water weight

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Why is fat ideal for the storage of excess energy?

it does not require much water to store

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Would an obese person have more or less body water? Why?

Less because they are fat

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What are forces that determine water movement between the capillaries and the interstitial fluid

osmosis

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Why do dents form under a stretching band if it is left on the wrist overnight?

Hydrostatic pressure

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Changes in which of the forces will lead to edema.

capillary hydrostatic pressure

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What function does protein play in the plasma? Why?

maintains osmotic pressure and holds pressure in the capillaries

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How could capillary hydrostatic pressure increase?

hypertension

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What may cause pulmonary edema?

left heart failure

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what may cause Systemic edema?

right heart failure

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What may cause a change in plasma oncotic pressure?

liver disease

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What is the normal plasma protein percentage per 100 ml?

7 grams

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A dysfunction which organ would lead to a decrease in plasma protein?

liver

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Why is the belly of someone with liver disease swollen?

fluid goes to the lowest point

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How about in malnutrition?

they don't have amino acids to make plasma proteins

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How do we explain the signs and symptoms of a nasal allergy?

sneezing, itchiness and a blocked or runny nose

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How does lymph blockage lead to edema? What do we call this type of edema?

lymphedema, when lymph cannot go to the vessels

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How do varicose veins lead to edema?

pressure build up which causes more filtration than reabsorption

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Give some examples of localized edema.

mosquito bites

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Describe some therapies that may help in edema.

massage, compression therapy, diuretics

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How does the edema lead to damage to tissue?

it stops nutrient delivery and separates cells from blood vessels

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