Rasmussen university pathophysiology
module 1
Homeostasis - ANSprocess by means of which organisms maintain a enormously strong
internal surroundings
poor remarks - ANSUses hormones to compensate for any modifications inside the body (ex.
Temperature law, blood stress, blood sugar)
superb feedback - ANSuses hormones but purpose isn't always eqilibrium
Endoplasmic Reticulum - ANSA cell structure that forms a maze of passageways in which
proteins and different substances are carried from one a part of the mobile to every other.
Mictochondria - ANSproduces ATP through cardio respiration
interstitial fluid - ANSfluid among cells
intravascular fluid - ANSfluid within blood vessels
transcellular fluid - ANSThe fluid that is contained inside specialized body compartments and
cannot shift
Isotonic - ANSwhen the concentration of two solutions is the equal
Hypotonic - ANSHaving a decrease attention of solute than another solution
Hypertonic - ANSHaving a better concentration of solute than any other answer.
Osmosis - ANSdiffusion of water
Insensible fluid loss - ANScannot be measured for accurate output, reasons fluid imbalance
thirst mechanism - ANSdriving pressure for water intake
antidiuretic hormone (ADH) - ANSpromotes retention of water by way of kidneys
Aldosterone - ANSHormone that stimulates the kidney to keep sodium ions and water to alter
blood stress
module 1
Homeostasis - ANSprocess by means of which organisms maintain a enormously strong
internal surroundings
poor remarks - ANSUses hormones to compensate for any modifications inside the body (ex.
Temperature law, blood stress, blood sugar)
superb feedback - ANSuses hormones but purpose isn't always eqilibrium
Endoplasmic Reticulum - ANSA cell structure that forms a maze of passageways in which
proteins and different substances are carried from one a part of the mobile to every other.
Mictochondria - ANSproduces ATP through cardio respiration
interstitial fluid - ANSfluid among cells
intravascular fluid - ANSfluid within blood vessels
transcellular fluid - ANSThe fluid that is contained inside specialized body compartments and
cannot shift
Isotonic - ANSwhen the concentration of two solutions is the equal
Hypotonic - ANSHaving a decrease attention of solute than another solution
Hypertonic - ANSHaving a better concentration of solute than any other answer.
Osmosis - ANSdiffusion of water
Insensible fluid loss - ANScannot be measured for accurate output, reasons fluid imbalance
thirst mechanism - ANSdriving pressure for water intake
antidiuretic hormone (ADH) - ANSpromotes retention of water by way of kidneys
Aldosterone - ANSHormone that stimulates the kidney to keep sodium ions and water to alter
blood stress
