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The most abundant ECF electrolyte
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Sodium
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Important in regulating acid/base
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Sodium
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Deals with serum osmolarity and SG of urine
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Sodium
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Main ICF cation
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Potassium
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Regulates cell excitability
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Potassium
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Found in bananas and oranges
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Potassium
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Treatment for hyperkalemia
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Kayelatate
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Tag along electrolyte
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chloride
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Binds with hydrogen in the stomach
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Chloride
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Maintains fluid in blood vessels
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Chloride
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Binds with NA
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Chloride
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Helps maintain strong bones and teeth
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Calcium
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Aids in muscle contraction
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Calcium
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Aids in blood clotting
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Cacium
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If PTH levels increase, calcium will...
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increase
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Most is found in the bones
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Phosphorus
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Involved in energy metabolism
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Phosphorus
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Necessary for muscle growth
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Phosphorus
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Found in soft drinks, dairy products, some fish, nuts
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Phosphorus
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most common cause for hyperphosphatemia
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renal failure
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