Draw a line To link each electrolyte to its characteristics. Note that each actual electrolyte me a link to more than one characteristic. Unscramble the words on the left to discover the chief electrolytes in blood plasma. Draw a line to link eachelectrolyte to its characteristics. Note that each electrolyte may link to more than one characteristic.ke a Connection Electrolytes1. MUDISO"sodiuma. The main electrolyte in extracellular fluid2. AIMSTOUPS"petassium.D. Is retained or excreted along with sodium, so thatan imbalance in this ion occurs along with asodium imbalance3. LACCUMIcalciumEA c. The terms hyperkalemia and hypokalemia reterMCUVEDd. Levels are primarily regulated by aldosteroneto abnormal plasma concentrations of this ion.4. COLDHIRECalorideand ADH5219e. Besides strengthening bones, this ion plays a keyrole in muscle contraction, nerve transmission,and blood clotting.5. HEATHSPOPpbesphatef. The terms hypernatremia and hyponatremia refer toabnormal plasma concentrations of this ion.g. Aldosterone (which is released in response to risingplasma levels of this ion) causes the kidneys tozo mune idn oredr ngag dincrease excretion of this ion.h. The body can tolerate broad variations in theconcentration of this ion.oanloh 2 bidw i. The chief cation of extracellular fluiddi tiw boaidosj. The terms hypercalcemia and hypocalcemia refer toabnormal plasma concentrations of this ion.(T) o alavl mlsk. An increased plasma concentration of this ionusually represents a water deficit.I. High plasma levels of this ion can lead to fatalcardiac arrhythmias.C TAWlo ein(5)( o1 oabil sa lamim. Influences how body water is distributed betweenfluid compartmentsdam om(0)n. The most abundant extracellular anionwto neiqoeds Ieas(01) or albvol mibo lual sChapter 20 Fluid, Electrolyte, & Acid-Base Balance 265IGHLIGHTER

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