Nurs 216A Fluid Balance Lec 5 UPDATED ACTUAL
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What is the percentage of H20 in the How does Epinephrine and
1 2
body? Norepinephrine affect fluid balance?
Where is ADH released from, and
3 What does hypertonic mean? 4
what does it do?
, What is the percentage of H20 in the 60%
body?
Where is H20 found throughout the Intracellular fluid: 40%
body?
Extracellular fluid: 20%
-> Interstitial = 16%
-> Plasma = 4%
What are the primary regulators of - Norepinephrine/Epinephrine
fluid balance?
- ADH
- Aldosterone
- Angiotensin I & II
How does Epinephrine and - Causes Blood Vessel constriction and increased
Norepinephrine affect fluid balance? BP when released
Where does Aldosterone release - Aldosterone is released from the adrenal gland,
from, and what does it do? and causes more urinary retention in the kidneys
Where is ADH released from, and - ADH is released from the Posterior pituitary gland
what does it do? via the hypothalamus, and affects the size of blood
vessels- causing vasoconstriction.
- ADH is also known as vasopressin
What is the precursor for Angiotensin - Angiotensinogen
I?
Questions and CORRECT Answers
Choose an answer
What is the percentage of H20 in the How does Epinephrine and
1 2
body? Norepinephrine affect fluid balance?
Where is ADH released from, and
3 What does hypertonic mean? 4
what does it do?
, What is the percentage of H20 in the 60%
body?
Where is H20 found throughout the Intracellular fluid: 40%
body?
Extracellular fluid: 20%
-> Interstitial = 16%
-> Plasma = 4%
What are the primary regulators of - Norepinephrine/Epinephrine
fluid balance?
- ADH
- Aldosterone
- Angiotensin I & II
How does Epinephrine and - Causes Blood Vessel constriction and increased
Norepinephrine affect fluid balance? BP when released
Where does Aldosterone release - Aldosterone is released from the adrenal gland,
from, and what does it do? and causes more urinary retention in the kidneys
Where is ADH released from, and - ADH is released from the Posterior pituitary gland
what does it do? via the hypothalamus, and affects the size of blood
vessels- causing vasoconstriction.
- ADH is also known as vasopressin
What is the precursor for Angiotensin - Angiotensinogen
I?