ody Fluid Compartments
1. Extracellular - body fluid outside the
body's cell
2. Intracellular - body fluid inside the
body's cell
3. Intravascular - body's fluid outside
the body's cell and within the circulatory system.
2. Define Osmosis Movement of Fluid across semi-permeable membrane from lesser solute
to greater solute concentration. Dilutes
concentrations back to homeostasis
3. Define Diffusion Exchange of gases across a membrane
4. Describe Fluid Shift when administered IV: Isotonic, Hypertonic,
Hypotonic
1. Isotonic - no fluid shift due to same
concentration of blood stream.
2. Hypertonic - fluid drawn into intravascular space from cells.
3. Hypotonic - fluid enters cell due to
decreased osmotic pressure and decreased concentration.
5. 2 Requirements of cellular function
Oxygen and Glucose
6. What electrolyte predominates intra-cellular
Potassium
7. What electrolyte predominates extra-cellular
Sodium
8. Electrolyte that moves out during
depolarization
Potassium, while sodium moves in via
the "sodium potassium pump"
9. Anaerobic Metabolism and its end
product
cellular metabolism that occurs WITHOUT oxygen, producing lactic acid
10.
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Aerobic Metabolism and its end
product
cellular metabolism that occurs WITH
oxygen, producing carbonic acid
11. 4 electrolytes for normal body
functioning
1. sodium - attracts water for hydration
2. potassium - transmission of electrical impulse, too much or too little causes dysrhythmias.
3. calcium - cardiac and skeletal muscle contractions, and nervous impulse
transmission
4. bicarbonate - buffers excess acids
and is released by kidneys
12. Results of abnormal levels of
potassium
electrical instability and DYSRHYTHMIAS
13. Define Stroke Volume amount of blood pumped by the heart
in one contraction (Normal is 80ml)
14. Define Cardiac Output 1. amount of blood pumped by heart in
one minute (normal 5-6 Liter).
2. Stroke Volume x Heart Rate = Cardiac Output
15. Define Ventricular Diastole RELAXATION of ventricles
16. Define perfusion adequate blood supple to tissue and
organ
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