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BIO 336 test bank patho 5th edition chapter 1-28 latest solution BIO 336 test bank patho 5th edition chapter 1-28 latest solution BIO 336 test bank patho 5th edition chapter 1-28 latest solution

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Proteins: make up 50% of membrane weight Gates (EX: VG Na+C) Pumps (EX: Na+/K+ ATPase) ACh - receptor Na+/K+ ATPase: membrane protein • 10k proteins per cell • normal= 135-145 mmol/L Na+ in extracellular fluid and 12 mmol/L in intracellular fluid ◦Hyponatremia: lower than 135 mmol/L Na+ (can happen from sweating a lot) Cholera • Oral rehydration therapy to replace Na+ • ◦Eunatremia: normal Na+ levels Hypernatremia: higher than 145 mmol/L Na+ • ...

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3 reasons the voltage inside a cell is -80mV - ANSWER1. Na+/K+ pump is electrogenic (pumps send 2K+ in but 3Na+ out) 2. intracellular proteins (anions) are too large to get out 3. cell membrane is permeable to K+, so it diffuses out to lower concentration (chemical driving force), but is drawn in by an attraction to the negative charge of the cell (electrical driving force) Electrochemical equilibrium established - ANSWERK+ being forced out of cell due to diffusion Negative resting potenti...

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Repolarization is caused by the opening of the ____________________ gate, which allows the ions to flow _________________ the cell. - VGNa+C, out of - VGK+C, into - VGNa+C, into - VGK+C, out of - VGCa++C, into - ANSWER VGK+C, Out of In the picture below of a typical action potential, which ion is moving into the cell where the arrow is pointing to? (arrow is pointing at threshold) -Na+ - K+ - Ca++ - Na+ and K+ - CT - ANSWER Na+

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phospholipid bilayer - Polar heads , non polar tails - Higher Fluidity ( increases ) - Separates intracellular fluid (inside the cell) and extracellular fluid (Saliva, urine, blood) - fluidity decreases - ANSWERSeparates intracellular fluid (inside the cell) and extracellular fluid (Saliva, urine, blood) amphipathic phospholipids - Polar heads , non polar tails - Higher Fluidity ( increases ) - Separates intracellular fluid (inside the cell) and extracellular fluid (Saliva, urine, bloo...

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Lecture 1: Introduction to Physiology ● Physiology ○ Study of function ○ How does the body work? ○ Conceptual thinking ● Anatomy ○ Study of structure ○ How does it look? ○ Memorization ● Phospholipid bilayer: separates intracellular fluid (inside cell) and extracellular fluid (saliva, urine, blood) ● Cell membrane: 50% phospholipids and 50% proteins ● Phospholipids ○ Amphipathic: polar heads, non-polar tails ● Factors that regulate membrane fluidity ○ H...

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