What are colloids Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

MDC 2 Exam 2 Questions & Answers 2023/2024 Fully compensated - ANSWER-pH normal PaCO2 & HCO3 abnormal partial compensation - ANSWER--pH, CO2, and HCO3 are all off -some compensation occurs but pH remains abnormal Uncompensated - ANSWER-pH and one other value are abnormal. Crystalloids- contain small particles that easily pass through a semi - ANSWER-permeable membrane. Crystalloids are classified as isotonic, hypotonic, and hypertonic. Choice for treatment is based on patient c...

Penn Foster Veterinary Pharmacology Final Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers Penn Foster Veterinary Pharmacology Final Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers Dissociative agents such as ketamine and tiletamine may cause _____ at the injection site - Answer Burning Diuretics are used to remove ____ fluid. - Answer Extracellular Drug interaction can be anticipated when two drugs are given that are both metabolized by the_____ - Answer Liver __ can cause...

FCCN 1 Exam Questions And Answers intracellular - ANS fluid found inside the cells extracellular - ANS fluid found outside the cells osmosis - ANS fluid moving passively across semipermeable membrane from areas with more fluid to areas with less fluid diffusion - ANS solutes move through semipermeable membrane from area of higher concentration to an area of lower concentration What should MAP be greater than? - ANS 60 another name for ADH - ANS vasopressin normal ...

What is mineral formation? -:- When aluminosilicates dervive charge from substitution of lower-charged cations for higher charged cations in the crystal matrix What charge results from mineral formation? -:- permanent negative charge What substitution happens during mineral formation? -:- - Al3+ for Si4+ - Mg2+ for Al3+ What do charges on silicate crystal edges and on Al/Fe oxides depend on? -:- protonation and deprotonation (results in variable, pH-dependent charge What do organi...

PHTLS Critical and Objective Assessment Exam Questions and verified and correct Marking Scheme Newest Guaranteed 2024/2025 How does the body respond to hypoperfusion? - correct answer vasoconstriction, tachycardia, tachypnea The attraction of leukocytes to the site of inflammation (like chumming the waters for sharks) during degranulation is called what? - correct answer chemotaxis The cardinal sign of overhydration is? - correct answer edema The prime determinants of cellular perfus...

Know the two principal chemical elements in organic chemical compounds -:- Carbon & Hydrogen (maybe Oxygen) Know the two properties that make certain types of organic chemicals highly water soluble. -:- Polarity & Electrical Charge Understand basically the impediments to water solubility for non-ionic hydrophobic organic compounds. -:- a. Solubility: The ease with which substances dissolve in water; the degree to which organic contaminants impact soil and water quality often is relat...

What is a hypotonic solution? having a lower osmolality than normal plasma What do hypotonic solutions do? IV fluid will move from intravascular space into cells What are IV fluid examples of hypotonic solution? -0.45% NS (1/2 NS) -0.225 NS (1/4 NS) -D5W D5W is an isotonic solution until when? until it goes into the body, the dextrose is removed and solution becomes hypotonic in body What is an isotonic solution? having the SAME osmolality as normal plasma What do isotonic solutions do to t...

AGACNP - Acute Care ProblemsParkland Formula for burns - correct answer 4ml/kg x TBSA % burned = amount to be given during the first 24 hours What type of fluids do we give for burns - correct answer Crystalloids, NOT colloids When do we begin giving fluids to a burn patient? - correct answer As soon as the injury occurs, not when the patient gets to the hospital How do we administered the required fluids for a burn patient? - correct answer Half the fluids are giving within the first 8...

Field Craft 1 Exam | Questions with 100% Complete Solutions 2024 If you detect a femoral pulse, then your estimated systolic blood pressure is [p142] - Correct Answer 70mmHg If you detect a carotid pulse, then your estimated systolic blood pressure is [p142] - Correct Answer 60mmHg What is anaphylactic shock? [p133] - Correct Answer The body's hypersensitive reaction to an antigen that causes severe bronchospasm and vasodilation How do the signs and symptoms of neurogenic shock d...

The owner of a newly adopted four-month-old female intact kitten wants to know the main benefits of spaying her cat, besides preventing new litters of more kittens. What is a principle benefit of early spaying and neutering of a cat before six months of age? - Decreases risk of malignant mammary gland tumors What is the main difference between crystalloid and colloid types of intravenous fluids? - Crystalloids are electrolytes in water, colloids are crystalloids with high molecular wei...