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Stack #4701620
Inegrate
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| what is integrate? | Pulling different systems & putting them together. |
| Example of Integrate | Cardiovascular System: the cardio vascular system is an integrated system. It pulls all different systems together: Nervous Cario Endo Renal |
| What does Regulate? | is to control |
| What are capillaries? | Smallest blood vessels that transport, they have pores that exchange whatever is being exchanged. |
| what sits on top or near the capillaries ? | The organ systems sit near the blood vessels so those organ system can exchange from that plasma or put waste back in the blood vessels. |
| what is different about the compartments? | the amount of the concentrations is different, the difference is important for function |
| What are 3 fluid compartments? | Intracellular, Extracellular, & Plasma |
| What are pores utilized for? | pores allow whatever is in the interstitial & plasma to pass freely, exchange, & to become equal concentrations |
| Plasma membrane | is very selective at what it can let cross through the membrane |
| If Na+ is 145 mM in the plasma, what should the concentration be in the interstitial fluid? | 145 mM |
| If the plasma membrane is impermeable, will Na+ be able to pass through the membrane? | No, it will not be able to pass through. |
| What is a Gradient? | a difference |
| Can blood & large proteins pass through the plasma membrane? | No.. |
| Is plasma & ISF the same? | No theyre similat. Interstitial fluid does not have blood |
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