Chemistry Test: Trivia Quiz On Electrolyte

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What is the range of pH for humans?

K+ is reabsorbed from ___ to ____

K+ is secreted from ___ to ___

Production of aldestrone requires how many protolytic cleavages

Aldestrone is produced form angiotensen in what part

When MAP increases angiotensen 2 ___

The initial decrease in MAP will result in the increase in which will...

ANP increases Na+ excretion by decreasing Na+

Which hormone decreases Ca2+

Parathryroid keeps Ca2+ in balance with a ___ feedback

Caciltrol needs what vitamin and sunlight

Alkalosis is a result from

Respiratory compensatio of acidosis expells

Which compensation takes minutes

Which compensatino takes slow

Does compensation correct acid/base balance at source

The renal compensation in proximal tubule of acidosis is the excretion...

Trauma, meningitis, and tumors ___ ADH

People suffering from inspidus can excrete how many gallons

Which solute is a transducer of electrical energy?

What is the optimal pH for humans?

What are 3 buffers

Which of the following are H+ process

Which solute is not the basis for electrical energy?

ANP increases Na+ and

Which hormones increase Ca2+

Acidosis is a result from

Aldestrone is similar to K+ that

Why must K+ levels be kep low ~5mM

What hormomes regulate Na+ and K+

What hormomes regulate Ca2+

Plasma volume depends on ___ and ____ retained

Acidosis is high concentration of ph which is

Alkosis is low concentration of H+ with ph

What is the quickest defense to pH compensation

New bicarbonate synthesis and secreation of H+ occur where

What are the right connections for insipidus diabetes

Diabetes results from interference with the ___ and neurohypoposis...

Metoballic acidosis/alkalosis affects ___ and respiratory...

Chemistry Test: Trivia Quiz On Electrolyte

1. What is the range of pH for humans?

2.

What first name or nickname would you like us to use?

2. K+ is reabsorbed from ___ to ____

3. K+ is secreted from ___ to ___

4. Production of aldestrone requires how many protolytic cleavages

5. Aldestrone is produced form angiotensen in what part

6. When MAP increases angiotensen 2 ___

7. The initial decrease in MAP will result in the increase in which will produce the rise in Ang2

8. ANP increases Na+ excretion by decreasing Na+

9. Which hormone decreases Ca2+

10. Parathryroid keeps Ca2+ in balance with a ___ feedback

11. Caciltrol needs what vitamin and sunlight

12. Alkalosis is a result from

13. Respiratory compensatio of acidosis expells

14. Which compensation takes minutes

15. Which compensatino takes slow

16. Does compensation correct acid/base balance at source

17. The renal compensation in proximal tubule of acidosis is the excretion of H+ and reabsorptin of ____

18. Trauma, meningitis, and tumors ___ ADH

19. People suffering from inspidus can excrete how many gallons

20. Which solute is a transducer of electrical energy?

21. What is the optimal pH for humans?

22. What are 3 buffers

23. Which of the following are H+ process

24. Which solute is not the basis for electrical energy?

25. ANP increases Na+ and

26. Which hormones increase Ca2+

27. Acidosis is a result from

28. Aldestrone is similar to K+ that

29. Why must K+ levels be kep low ~5mM

30. What hormomes regulate Na+ and K+

31. What hormomes regulate Ca2+

32. Plasma volume depends on ___ and ____ retained

33. Acidosis is high concentration of ph which is

34. Alkosis is low concentration of H+ with ph

35. What is the quickest defense to pH compensation

36. New bicarbonate synthesis and secreation of H+ occur where

37. What are the right connections for insipidus diabetes

38. Diabetes results from interference with the ___ and neurohypoposis system

39. Metoballic acidosis/alkalosis affects ___ and respiratory acidosis/alkalosis affects ____

2. K+ is reabsorbed from _ to __

3. K+ is secreted from _ to _

32. Plasma volume depends on _ and __ retained

39. Metoballic acidosis/alkalosis affects _ and respiratory acidosis/alkalosis affects __