Fluid-Electrolyte and Acid-Base Balance

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Osmosis

What is the process that moves water in and out of cells?

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Plasma

What is the fluid found in blood vessels called?

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Intracellular fluid

What is found within cells and makes up about two-thirds of the total body fluid?

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Plasma, tissue fluid, lymph

What is included in extracellular fluid?

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Filtration

What is the process that forms tissue fluid?

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Serous fluid

What is the fluid between pleural membranes that prevents friction?

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Hypothalamus

What regulates the water content of the body?

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Urine

Which source of water loss matches the amount: 1500 mL (average per 24 hours)?

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55-75%

What percentage of the human body is water?

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Sweat

Which source of water loss matches the amount: 500 mL?

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Exhaled water vapor

Which source of water loss matches the amount: 300 mL?

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Feces

Which source of water loss matches the amount: 200 mL?

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Edema

What is an abnormal increase in the amount of tissue fluid?

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Osmoreceptors

What does the hypothalamus contain that detects changes in the osmolarity of body fluids?

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Osmolarity

What is the concentration of dissolved materials present in a fluid?

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Electrolytes

What are chemicals that dissolve in water and dissociate into their positive and negative ions?

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Cations

Positive ions are called what?

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Anions

Negative ions are called what?

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7.35-7.45

The normal pH range of blood is what?

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Buffer system

What prevents drastic changes in the pH of body fluids?

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Respiratory acidosis

What is caused by anything that decreases the rate or efficiency of respiration?

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Respiratory alkalosis

What is the result of breathing more rapidly, which increases the amount of CO2 exhaled?

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Metabolic acidosis

What may be caused by kidney disease, uncontrolled diabetes mellitus, excessive diarrhea or vomiting, or the use of some diuretics?

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Metabolic alkalosis

What may be caused by the overuse of antacid medications or the vomiting of stomach contents only?

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Cerebrospinal fluid

What fluid is found around and within the CNS?

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Synovial fluid

What fluid is found within joint cavities?

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Serous fluid

Which fluid is found between membranes?

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Neutral

A pH value of 7 is considered what?

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Acidic

A pH value below 7 is considered what?

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Alkaline

A pH value above 7 is considered what?

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Weak acid, weak base

A buffer system consists of what?

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Drinking

Which source of water intake matches the amount: 1600 mL per day?

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Food

Which source of water intake matches the amount: 700 mL per day?

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Metabolic water

Which source of water intake matches the amount: 200 mL per day?