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1. Body Fluid Compartments. 2. Exchanges Between Compartments. 3. Daily Water Balance I. 4. Daily Water Balance II. 5. Correction of water deficit. 6. Diffusion. 7. Membrane Transport. 8. Osmotic shifts of water. 9. Importance of sodium in reabsorption by kidney.

1. Body Fluid Compartments

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1. Body Fluid Compartments
2. Exchanges Between Compartments
3. Daily Water Balance I
4. Daily Water Balance II
5. Correction of water deficit
6. Diffusion
7. Membrane Transport
8. Osmotic shifts of water
9. Importance of sodium in reabsorption by kidney
10. Renin – angiotensin mechanism
11. Causes of dehydration
12. Sequelae of body fluid imbalance
13. Cellular response to fluid imbalance
14. EKG disturbances with potassium imbalances
15. Causes of potassium deficiency
16. Acid/base effects on/by K+ disturbance
17. Acid/base imbalance – respiratory & metabolic
18. Buffer systems of the body
19. Kidney compensation of acid/base imbalance
20. Other buffers in nephron
21. Compensation of acid/base imbalance

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