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What life stage is more prone to fluid loss? - infants Do fat cells weight more than water? - Yes What tissue is rich in water? - Lean tissue What is the percentage of body fluid for a fetus? - 100% What is the percentage of body fluid for a baby at birth? - 75% What is the percentage of body fluid for an adult? - 50-60% What is the percent of body fluid for an adult over 60? - 45%

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NUR 111 EXAM 6 QUESTIONS
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What life stage is more prone to fluid loss? - ✔✔infants

Do fat cells weight more than water? - ✔✔Yes

What tissue is rich in water? - ✔✔Lean tissue

What is the percentage of body fluid for a fetus? - ✔✔100%

What is the percentage of body fluid for a baby at birth? - ✔✔75%

What is the percentage of body fluid for an adult? - ✔✔50-60%

What is the percent of body fluid for an adult over 60? - ✔✔45%

What are the functions of water in the body? - ✔✔Regulate temp
Lubricates joints and tissues
Facilitates digestion
Carries nutrients to cells and waste from cells
Protects organs and tissues

What controls thirst? - ✔✔hypothalamus

What fluid is within cells? - ✔✔Intercellular

What fluid is not in cells? - ✔✔Extracellular

What are the 2 major compartments of extracellular fluids? - ✔✔intravascular
interstitial

What is the minor compartment of extracellular fluid? - ✔✔transcellular

What percentage of total body fluid does intracellular fluid make up? - ✔✔70%

What percentage of total body fluid does extracellular fluid make up? - ✔✔30%

What is the normal pH of intercellular fluid? - ✔✔7.35-7.45

What cations are in intercellular fluid? - ✔✔potassium

, magnesium
sodium

What anions are in intercellular fluid? - ✔✔phosphate
sulfate

How much of the total extracellular fluid does interstitial fluid make up? - ✔✔75%

How much of the total extracellular fluid does intravascular fluid make up? - ✔✔20%

What electrolytes are found in extracellular fluid? - ✔✔sodium
chloride
bicarbonate

Does glucose have a charge? - ✔✔no

What do cations do? - ✔✔produce energy and contract muscles

List the cations - ✔✔Sodium
Potassium
Calcium
Magnesium

What charge do anions have? - ✔✔negative

What charge do cations have? - ✔✔positive

List the anions - ✔✔Chloride
Phosphate
Bicarbonate

What electrolyte controls and regulates volume of bodily fluids - ✔✔Sodium

What electrolyte is the chief regulator of cellular enzyme activity and water content? -
✔✔Potassium

What enzyme regulates nerve impulses, blood clotting, muscle contraction, and B12
absorption? - ✔✔Calcium

What electrolyte metabolizes carbs and proteins? - ✔✔Magnesium

What electrolyte maintains osmotic pressure in blood and produces hydrochloric acid? -
✔✔Chloride

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