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17. Determine which way water movement occurs between a cell and the ECF when the ECF becomes hypertonic vs when it becomes hypotonic and state what happens to cell size Sketch Does water move in or out of cell? Does cell swell or shrink? Water movement in cell exposed to HYPERTONIC ECF Water movement in cell exposed to HYPOTONIC ECF =I

17. Determine which way water movement occurs between a cell and the ECF when the ECF becomes hypertonic vs when it becomes hypotonic and state what happens to cell size Sketch Does water move in or out of cell? Does cell swell or shrink? Water movement in cell exposed to HYPERTONIC ECF Water movement in cell exposed to HYPOTONIC ECF =I

Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
Human Anatomy & Physiology (11th Edition)
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17. Determine which way water movement occurs between a cell and the ECF when the ECF becomes hypertonic vs when it becomes hypotonic and state what happens to cell size Sketch Does water move in or out of cell? Does cell swell or shrink? Water movement in cell exposed to HYPERTONIC ECF Factor 18. Name the 5 major factors involved in regulating water imbalances, how they work, and whether they increase or decrease water gain or water loss. Water movement in cell exposed to HYPOTONIC ECF Mechanism Effect Focus #I
Transcribed Image Text:17. Determine which way water movement occurs between a cell and the ECF when the ECF becomes hypertonic vs when it becomes hypotonic and state what happens to cell size Sketch Does water move in or out of cell? Does cell swell or shrink? Water movement in cell exposed to HYPERTONIC ECF Factor 18. Name the 5 major factors involved in regulating water imbalances, how they work, and whether they increase or decrease water gain or water loss. Water movement in cell exposed to HYPOTONIC ECF Mechanism Effect Focus #I
s) 18. Name the 5 major factors involved in regulating water imbalances, how they work, and whether they increase or decrease water gain or water loss. Mechanism Factor Effect Focus E
Transcribed Image Text:s) 18. Name the 5 major factors involved in regulating water imbalances, how they work, and whether they increase or decrease water gain or water loss. Mechanism Factor Effect Focus E
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