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Chemistry Test Trivia Quiz on Electrolyte. Electrolyte plays a major role in the human body, and that being said, there is much that can go wrong if they are less or in excess. How much do you know about electrolytes, their characteristics, and types from your chemistry class? Take up the quiz below and get to find out for sure.

Questions and Answers

1.

Which solute is not the basis for electrical energy?
- A.
  
  K+
- B.
  
  Na+
- C.
  
  Ca2+
- D.
  
  Cl-
Correct Answer
C. Ca2+
2.

Which solute is a transducer of electrical energy?

Correct Answer
Ca2+
3.

What is the optimal pH for humans?

Correct Answer
7.4
4.

What is the range of pH for humans?

Correct Answer
7.35-7.45
5.

Why must K+ levels be kep low ~5mM

Correct Answer
cardiac arrest by depolarization
6.

What hormomes regulate Na+ and K+

Correct Answer
Adestrone
ANP
7.

What hormomes regulate Ca2+

Correct Answer
parathyroid
calcatonin
calcitrol
8.

K+ is reabsorbed from ___ to ____

Correct Answer
left to right
9.

K+ is secreted from ___ to ___

Correct Answer
right to left
10.

Production of aldestrone requires how many protolytic cleavages

Correct Answer
2
11.

Aldestrone is produced form angiotensen in what part

Correct Answer
adrenal cortex
12.

Plasma volume depends on ___ and ____ retained

Correct Answer
Na+
water
13.

When MAP increases angiotensen 2 ___

Correct Answer
increases
14.

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

Correct Answer
renin
15.

ANP increases Na+ excretion by decreasing Na+

Correct Answer
reabsorption
16.

ANP increases Na+ and
- A.
  
  Closes Na channels
- B.
  
  Release aldestrone
- C.
  
  Decrease renin
- D.
  
  Increases GFR
Correct Answer(s)
A. Closes Na channels
B. Release aldestrone
C. Decrease renin
D. Increases GFR
17.

Aldestrone is similar to K+ that
- A.
  
  Mechanism similar to Na+
- B.
  
  Increase pumps on basolateral
- C.
  
  Increases number of channels
- D.
  
  K+ can depolarize adrenal cortex
Correct Answer(s)
A. Mechanism similar to Na+
B. Increase pumps on basolateral
C. Increases number of channels
D. K+ can depolarize adrenal cortex
18.

Which hormones increase Ca2+
- A.
  
  Calcitrol
- B.
  
  Calcitonin
- C.
  
  Parathyroid
Correct Answer(s)
A. Calcitrol
C. Parathyroid
19.

Which hormone decreases Ca2+

Correct Answer(s)
calcitonin
20.

Parathryroid keeps Ca2+ in balance with a ___ feedback

Correct Answer(s)
negative
21.

Caciltrol needs what vitamin and sunlight

Correct Answer(s)
D3
22.

Acidosis is high concentration of ph which is

Correct Answer(s)
<7.45
23.

Alkosis is low concentration of H+ with ph

Correct Answer(s)
>7.35
24.

Acidosis is a result from
- A.
  
  High protein diet
- B.
  
  High fat diet
- C.
  
  Heavy excircise
- D.
  
  Severe diarrhea
Correct Answer(s)
A. High protein diet
B. High fat diet
C. Heavy excircise
D. Severe diarrhea
25.

Alkalosis is a result from

Correct Answer(s)
vomitting
hyperventilation
too much CO2 expelled
26.

Which of the following are H+ process
- A.
  
  Enzyme reaction rate
- B.
  
  Excitability of CNS
- C.
  
  Balance K+ tranporters
- D.
  
  Acidosis decreases catecholamine activity
Correct Answer(s)
A. Enzyme reaction rate
B. Excitability of CNS
C. Balance K+ tranporters
D. Acidosis decreases catecholamine activity
27.

Respiratory compensatio of acidosis expells

Correct Answer(s)
CO2
28.

What is the quickest defense to pH compensation

Correct Answer(s)
buffering
29.

Which compensation takes minutes

Correct Answer(s)
respiratory
30.

Which compensatino takes slow

Correct Answer(s)
renal
31.

Does compensation correct acid/base balance at source

Correct Answer(s)
No

Explanation
treats symptons

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32.

What are 3 buffers
- A.
  
  Bicarbonate
- B.
  
  Proteins
- C.
  
  Phosphates
Correct Answer(s)
A. Bicarbonate
B. Proteins
C. Phosphates
33.

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

Correct Answer(s)
bicarbonate
34.

New bicarbonate synthesis and secreation of H+ occur where

Correct Answer(s)
distal tubule
collecting ducts
35.

What are the right connections for insipidus diabetes

Correct Answer(s)
Hypothalmus to pituitary
36.

Diabetes results from interference with the ___ and neurohypoposis system

Correct Answer(s)
suproatic
37.

Trauma, meningitis, and tumors ___ ADH

Correct Answer(s)
increase
38.

People suffering from inspidus can excrete how many gallons

Correct Answer(s)
5
39.

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

Correct Answer(s)
respiratory
renale

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Chemistry Test: Trivia Quiz On Electrolyte

Which solute is not the basis for electrical energy?

Which solute is a transducer of electrical energy?

What is the optimal pH for humans?

What is the range of pH for humans?

Why must K+ levels be kep low ~5mM

What hormomes regulate Na+ and K+

What hormomes regulate Ca2+

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

Plasma volume depends on _ and __ retained

When MAP increases angiotensen 2 ___

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

ANP increases Na+ excretion by decreasing Na+

ANP increases Na+ and

Aldestrone is similar to K+ that

Which hormones increase Ca2+

Which hormone decreases Ca2+

Parathryroid keeps Ca2+ in balance with a ___ feedback

Caciltrol needs what vitamin and sunlight

Acidosis is high concentration of ph which is

Alkosis is low concentration of H+ with ph

Acidosis is a result from

Alkalosis is a result from

Which of the following are H+ process

Respiratory compensatio of acidosis expells

What is the quickest defense to pH compensation

Which compensation takes minutes

Which compensatino takes slow

Does compensation correct acid/base balance at source

What are 3 buffers

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

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 system

Trauma, meningitis, and tumors ___ ADH

People suffering from inspidus can excrete how many gallons

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

Chemistry Test: Trivia Quiz On Electrolyte

Which solute is not the basis for electrical energy?

Which solute is a transducer of electrical energy?

What is the optimal pH for humans?

What is the range of pH for humans?

Why must K+ levels be kep low ~5mM

What hormomes regulate Na+ and K+

What hormomes regulate Ca2+

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

Plasma volume depends on ___ and ____ retained

When MAP increases angiotensen 2 ___

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

ANP increases Na+ excretion by decreasing Na+

ANP increases Na+ and

Aldestrone is similar to K+ that

Which hormones increase Ca2+

Which hormone decreases Ca2+

Parathryroid keeps Ca2+ in balance with a ___ feedback

Caciltrol needs what vitamin and sunlight

Acidosis is high concentration of ph which is

Alkosis is low concentration of H+ with ph

Acidosis is a result from

Alkalosis is a result from

Which of the following are H+ process

Respiratory compensatio of acidosis expells

What is the quickest defense to pH compensation

Which compensation takes minutes

Which compensatino takes slow

Does compensation correct acid/base balance at source

What are 3 buffers

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

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 system

Trauma, meningitis, and tumors ___ ADH

People suffering from inspidus can excrete how many gallons

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

K+ is reabsorbed from _ to __

K+ is secreted from _ to _

Plasma volume depends on _ and __ retained

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