ANSWERS [ALREADY GRADED A+] REAL EXAM !!! REAL
EXAM!!!
What are the passive transports? - -----ANSWER-----diffusion
filtration
osmosis
what are the active transport system? - -----ANSWER-----requires energy
Diffusion - -----ANSWER-----Movement of molecules from an area of higher concentration to an area of
lower concentration.
membrane types:
permeable
semi-permeable
impermeable
Filtration - -----ANSWER-----Movement of solute and solvent across a membrane caused by hydrostatic
(water pushing) pressure
Osmosis - -----ANSWER-----Occurs through a semipermeable membrane using osmotic (water pulling)
pressure
Active transport system is dependent on the presence of ___________. - -----ANSWER-----ATP
, Fluid types - -----ANSWER-----isotonic
hypotonic
hypertonic
Isotonic solution examples - -----ANSWER-----normal saline
lactated ringers
Hypotonic solution examples - -----ANSWER-----0.45% NaCl
Examples of sensible fluid loss - -----ANSWER-----urination, defecation, wounds
Examples of insensible fluid loss - -----ANSWER-----breathing and sweating
Intracellular fluid is _____ of body weight - -----ANSWER-----40%
extracellular fluid is ____ of body weight - -----ANSWER-----20%
T/F Interstitial and Intravascular are the two types of extracellular fluid - -----ANSWER-----True
Hypertonic solution examples - -----ANSWER-----Dextrose 5% in Normal saline solution
What is the baroreceptor reflex? - -----ANSWER-----When BP falls, HR increases and arterioles constrict
resulting in fluid retention.
Volume receptors - -----ANSWER-----Respond to fluid excess in the atria and great vessels, stimulation of
these receptors creates a strong renal response that increases urine output