consequences of not managing water

Q: Which of the following is NOT a cause of hypokalemia? Question 50 options: Hospitalized patients…

A: hypokalemia is a condition in which , there is reduced pottasium in the blood .

Q: Which of the following groups are at higher risk for low total body water? Elderly and infant…

A: Fluid imbalance is referred to as the condition when there occurs disturbance in the homeostasis of…

Q: Interpreting data in terms of environment and nature of the water involved. How does the “dirty…

A: Monitoring the water qualities activities include  the measurement of physical parameters and…

Q: a sport drink contains electrolytes what did the maker of the sport’s drink add to it

A: Sports drink containing electrolytes are used to elevate the energy level of the person.

Q: Define nitrogenous waste

A: Waste products are result of various metabolic reactions and are generally present in the blood.…

Q: Which one of the following is correct? lead in water is not a problem unless concentration exceeds…

A: When dangerous materials or pollutants get into the water supply the water becomes unfit for…

Q: Discuss how desert animals are able to regulate water balance considering the scarcity of water in…

A: Adaptation  The ability of animals to change their characteristics according to the environment in…

Q: Decrease in bicarbonate concentration and decrease of blood pH below 7.35  metabolic acidosis…

A: Due to the fall in bicarbonate level, a condition called primary bicarbonate deficiency occurs. In…

Q: Explain the transport of waste in human body

A: Transportation in human beings  The transport system in animals is called the circulation system.…

Q: king of acid

A: Acid is the substance which turns blue litmus to red. Acid contains more H+ ions. Acids acts as…

Q: The 2 location of the body water

A: Body water is the water component of an animal's body that is found in blood tissues, bones. By both…

Q: Please select the word from the list that best fits the definition Checking water before diving is…

A: The practise of descending below the water's surface to interact with the environment is known as…

Q: If the temperature at a location averages 20 C over the month of May and precipitation averages 45…

A: Evapotranspiration  The total amount of water evaporated and transpire through the surface area of…

Q: True ____ False ____ The oxygen percentage decreases as an individual ascends a mountain

A: The atmospheric pressure can be defined as the total amount of pressure exerted by the weight of the…

Q: too much carbon dioxide in the blood causes it to become acidic. What is directly responsible for…

A: Respiration is basically the movement of oxygen gas from the outside of the environment to the cells…

Q: why cant human live without water?

A: Around 60 percent of our body is made up of water and we can only live three to five days without…

Q: Biomedical Engineering- Bridging Medicine and Technology -- W. Mark Saltzman 2009 If the GFR is 100…

A: To determine the filtration constant K using the provided information, Equation 9.4 from Saltzman's…

Q: Question 22  Which symptoms are common to both dehydration and water intoxication? Question 22…

A: Answer is B  Mental confusion .  Rationale :- Mental confusion occurs in both cases . 1 In case of…

Q: Filtration, where it occurs in the body, and why it depends on hydrostatic pressure

A: The kidneys are bean-shaped organs. They occur in pairs and are found in vertebrates. They accept…

Q: he greatest loss of fluid electrolytes normally occurs as a result of __________ function.

A: Our human body requires a specific pH to function normally and so do many other organisms. Our lungs…

Q: Aquaporins are more concentrated in the descending limb of the loop of Henle.

A: Aquaporin1 is present in apical and basolateral face of proximal convulated tubules and in the…

Q: how can  high levels of blood acids called ketones leads o complications of Dehydration. Electrolyte…

A: Ketone bodies are formed when there is a decrease or absence of insulin in the body resulting in the…

Q: Questions and answers about PMCA pump in health and diseases

A: Plasma membrane is the outer membrane of the cell which serves as a barrier between the outer and…

Q: The electron carries involved in meterbolism,their importance and diseases associated with them.

A: Introduction: The series of chemical reactions occur in the living body together referred to as the…

Q: Details about Hypokalemia and Water distribution in the human body

A: This explains the relationship between hypokalemia, a condition where the level of potassium in the…

Q: The fluid regulation of the body is through___________

A: The fluid regulation of the body maintains the water homeostasis. The major intake of water is…

Q: During acclimatization to altitude, lowlanders develop which of the following? Metabolic acidosis…

A: Depending upon the pH level the body fluid could be acidic or alkaline.  When pH is low, the…

Q: In what client would you want to monitor for hyperkalemia? Question 53 options: a client taking…

A: Introduction: A concentration between 3.6 to 5.2 mmol/L is found to be the normal levels of…

Q: The type of damage award - specific performance or expectation damages - can influence the…

A: Specific Performance is usually sought when one of the contracting parties suffers damages or losses…

Q: The typical intake and output of water are about _____.   Multiple Choice   1500 ml/day   2500…

A: The typical intake and output of water can vary depending on several factors such as age, sex, body…

Q: the role of dehydration is discharge water from tissue. O true False

A: Dehydration is the phenomenon, that happens when our body doesn't get sufficient amount of water…

Q: What metrics and devices that could be used to measure balance

A: Digital scientific balances and beam balances, like a triple beam balance, are examples of several…

Q: Being as specific as possible, discuss how global warming can beexpected to alter the water…

A: The release of greenhouse gases in the air has caused an increase in the global temperature called…

Q: Approximately 9,000 ml of water enters the digestive tract daily. How much of that water is…

A: Water will be released to the lumen of the small intestine in large quantities during digestion.…

Q: fluid balancing maintain fluid homeostasis

A: The lymphatic system helps maintain fluid balance in the body by collecting excess fluid and…

Q: Human have the most urgent need for a continuous supply of

A: Oxygen is very important because it is essential for life to survive. Humans can live without food…

Q: Animals that can tolerate loss of nearly all their body water exhibit an adaptation called

A: Introduction : Osmoregulators aid in regulating the body's salt levels. Fish in freshwater have…

Q: Prolonged vomiting, in which only the stomach contents are lost, leads to Group of answer choices…

A: Introduction: In the body, the normal pH of blood is found to be maintained between the range of…

Q: Which one of the following is correct? lead in water is not a problem unless concentration exceeds…

A: Pollution is a term used to define a condition when undesired particles called "contaminants" or…

Q: In humans - Explain the events in regulation of water intake and regulation of water output…

A: The body loses water through the following processes: Urine formation by the kidney is the main…

Q: Sometimes patients are only allowed to have ice chips. Ice melts down to 1/2 the volume of water.…

A: Ice chips are small ice pieces. These are smaller than ice cubes. Ice chips are recommended for any…