Exam 15: Fluid and Acid Base Balance
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Type B intercalated cells are more active than Type A intercalated cells under normal circumstances,and their activity increases even more during acidosis.
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When losses for a substance exceed its gains,a(n)__________ balance exists and the total amount of the substance in the body decreases.
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An increase in venous [H+] as the result of a non-respiratory (or metabolic)cause brings about reflex stimulation of the respiratory center in the hypothalamus.
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The __________ of a fluid is a measure of the concentration of the individual solute particles dissolved in it.
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The term acid-base balance refers to the precise regulation of bound hydrogen ion concentration in the blood.
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A strong acid has a greater tendency to dissociate in solution than a weak acid does.
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Without adequate vasopressin in diabetes insipidus,the kidneys cannot conserve sodium because they cannot reabsorb sodium from the late parts of the nephron.
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The pH of __________ blood is normally 7.45 and the pH of __________ blood is 7.35,for an average blood pH of 7.4.
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__________ fluid lies in the spaces between cells and makes exchanges with the cells,and represents four-fifths of the ECF compartment.
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__________ alkalosis is a reduction in plasma [H+] caused by a relative deficiency of non-carbonic acids.
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Figure 15-13
Use the figure above (Figure 15-13)to answer the corresponding questions.
-Which figure represents metabolic alkalosis?
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Another stimulus for increasing both thirst and vasopressin is angiotensin II.
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The predominant excitatory input for both vasopressin secretion and thirst comes from:
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Control of ECF volume is important in the long-term regulation of __________.
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What organ is most important in compensating for respiratory acidosis?
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Figure 15-13
Use the figure above (Figure 15-13)to answer the corresponding questions.
-Which number in the figure represents metabolic acidosis?
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