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The liquid portion (approximately 90 percent water) of the blood is plasma. It contains dissolved substances like salts (electrolytes), plasma proteins, nutrients, hormones, respiratory gases and many cell
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Match the following facts about the Renkin-Crone equation.
1.Flow limited
2.Diffusion limited
3.Solute Extraction
A. The amount of solute actually transported across the capillary compared to the maximum amount
available for transport.
B. The rate of mass transport of the solute by diffusion out of the capillary into the tissue is faster than the rate of transport into the capillary by advection.
C. Membrane Permeability.
D. The relative rate of transport by diffusion to that of advection.
E. The rate of mass transport of the solute into the capillary by advection is faster than by diffusion out of the capillary into the tissue.
Which of the following routes is used to obtain a steady-state concentration in plasma?
a.
Single intravenous bolus dose
b.
Single oral dose
c.
Intravenous infusion
d.
Single subcutaneous route
In severe hemorrhage, which Starling’s force is most affected?
A. Interstitial hydrostatic pressure
B. Capillary hydrostatic pressure
C. Plasma colloid osmotic pressure
D. Interstitial fluid colloid osmatic pressure E. Plasma oncotic pressure
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