PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
EXAM 2 PART I - MITRA
OLOL | 100 QUESTIONS
| WITH PASSED
ANSWERS!!
PATHOPHYSIOLOGY
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,PATHOPHYSIOLOGY EXAM 2 PART I - MITRA
OLOL | 100 QUESTIONS | WITH PASSED
ANSWERS!!
Metabolism Answer - Sum of all chemical reactions that occur in the body
2 systems in charge or regulation of metabolism Answer - Endocrine and
Nervous system
Why is metabolism regulated by more than one system? Answer - Endocrine:
regulates long-term (min/hours/days)
Nervous system: regulates short-term (seconds/minutes)
Total Body Water (TBW) Answer - Combination of intracellular fluid and
extracellular fluid
What compartments make up extracellular fluid? Answer - Interstitial fluid
(between tissues and cells), Intravascular fluid (blood), Cerebrospinal fluid
(CSF), Lymphatic, Synovial, Intestinal, Hepatic, Sweat, Urine, Etc.
True or False.
Fluid can move in and out of compartments freely. Answer - True.
Osmolality/Osmolarity Answer - The measure of salt or concentration of a
solute in a solution
, What osmotic forces control fluid movement in the ICF and ECF? Answer - ECF:
Sodium (Na+)
ICF: Potassium (K+)
Aquaporins Answer - Water channel proteins that provide permeability to
water
Osmosis Answer - Movement of water form low concentration of solute (high
water) to high concentration of solute (low water)
How does water move in between the ECF and ICF? Answer - Osmosis
What happens to water when the osmolality of the ECF changes? Answer -
Water will move from one compartment to another to maintain equilibrium
What controls capillary hydrostatic pressure? Answer - Blood pressure
What effect does hydrostatic pressure have on fluid? Answer - Hydrostatic
pressure forces fluid into the interstitial compartment from the intravascular
compartment
What controls osmotic pressure? Answer - Plasma proteins (albumin)
What effect does osmotic pressure have on fluid? Answer - Osmotic pressure
pulls fluid out of the interstitial compartment and back into the intravsacular
compartment
Where are plasma proteins (albumin) produced? Answer - The liver
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