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Loss of Isotonic Fluid

Loss of Isotonic Fluid. E CF. ICF. Infusion of Isotonic Fluid. E CF. ICF. Loss of Hypotonic Fluid. E CF. ICF. Ingestion of salt tablets. E CF. ICF. Ingestion of 1 liter of tap water. E CF. ICF. Infusion of Hypertonic saline. E CF. ICF. Primary adrenal Insufficiency. E CF. ICF.

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Loss of Isotonic Fluid

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  1. Loss of Isotonic Fluid ECF ICF

  2. Infusion of Isotonic Fluid ECF ICF

  3. Loss of Hypotonic Fluid ECF ICF

  4. Ingestion of salt tablets ECF ICF

  5. Ingestion of 1 liter of tap water ECF ICF

  6. Infusion of Hypertonic saline ECF ICF

  7. Primary adrenal Insufficiency ECF ICF

  8. Action Potential Na+ Na+ Na+ Relative Refractory Period +65 Na+ 0 Depolarization Na+ Influx Repolarization K+ E-flux Absolute Refractory Period T -55 RMP -70 Hyperpolarization -85 K+

  9. Action Potential Relative Refractory Period +65 Na+ 0 Depolarization Na+ Influx Repolarization K+ E-flux Absolute Refractory Period T -55 RMP -70 Hyperpolarization -85 K+

  10. Action Potential • At which labeled point on the action potential is the K+ closest to electrochemical equilibrium? • 1 • 2 • 3 • 4 • 5 Na+ equilibrium potential 3 +35 mV 0mV 2 4 1 -70mV 5 K+ equilibrium potential

  11. Action Potential • What process is responsible for the change in membrane potential that occurs between point 1 and point 3? • Movement of Na+ into the cell • Movement of Na+ out of the cell • Movement of K+ into the cell • Movement of K+ out of the cell • Activation of the NA+-K+ pump • Inhibition of the NA+-K+ pump Na+ equilibrium potential 3 +35 mV 0mV 2 4 1 -70mV 5 K+ equilibrium potential

  12. Action Potential • What process is responsible for the change in membrane potential that occurs between point 3 and point 4? • Movement of Na+ into the cell • Movement of Na+ out of the cell • Movement of K+ into the cell • Movement of K+ out of the cell • Activation of the NA+-K+ pump • Inhibition of the NA+-K+ pump Na+ equilibrium potential 3 +35 mV 0mV 2 4 1 -70mV 5 K+ equilibrium potential

  13. Conduction velocity - non-myelinated vs myelinated - non-myelinated myelinated

  14. Action Potential

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