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The Stability of the internal enviorment
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the stability of the extra cellular comparment |
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WHat are two fluid compartments?
what is an important characterisctic of them? |
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The extracellular fluid = Plasma + interstitial fluid
The intracellular fluid
The ecf and the icf remain fairly constant, but are NOT equal in solutes
They are both seperated by a membrane
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what happens if homeostasis is lost? |
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The body will try to compensate.
If itsucceedsyou are well.
If it fails you are ill or sick
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In order to maintain a constant amount of something ( water)
The the amount entering the body has to equal the amount leaving the body. |
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How does the body get rid of molecules? |
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Through secretion!
organs that help are the liver and the kidneys. |
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A mebolite is a molecule that wasconverted into a slightly different molecule. |
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How fast the substance leaves the body?
Think of...
Everyboyd clear the room!!!
everyone gets out fast. |
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HOw is clearance measured? |
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Clearance is given by volume of plasma cleared of a substance per time
ml of water/ min |
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The ECF and IFC are at osmotic equilibruim, meaning the volume remains constant. ONe molecule goes in and one comes out.
Only water moves freely through the membrane |
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PAthways that cause something to happen....The results than feeds back to the begining of the pathways to control what happens
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MOst common, their funtion is to maintian something within normal range.
-maintain temperature and hromones within levels and stablize internal conditions
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cause us to move away from normal range
happens during ovulation, delievery, bloodclotting |
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Membranes are selectively permeable
Meaning some solutes can crossand others and can't
There are different amounts of solutes in both sides of member
sodium potassium pump maintains high sodium in ecf and high potassium in icf |
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