Body Fluid Compartments and Water Distribution

What is the primary location of body water?

What separates intracellular and extracellular fluids?

Which type of fluid is found in blood and lymphatic vessels?

What type of fluid surrounds the cells but is not in vessels?

What is the term for the movement of substances through the plasma membrane?

Extracellular fluid is more acidic than intracellular fluid.

Blood and lymphatic vessels contain intracellular fluid.

Intracellular and extracellular fluids are separated by the cell wall.

Interstitial fluid is found inside the cells.

The movement of substances through the plasma membrane is unselective.

Extracellular fluid is the fluid outside of the cells.

Blood and lymphatic vessels contain intercellular fluid.

Interstitial fluid is the fluid inside the cells.

The movement between intracellular and extracellular fluids is unselective.

Intracellular fluid contains most of the body water.

What is the difference in pH levels between intracellular and extracellular fluids?

Where is the majority of body water found?

What is the purpose of the plasma membrane in relation to body fluid compartments?

What is the name of the fluid that surrounds the cells but is not found in blood or lymphatic vessels?

In which fluid compartments do blood and lymphatic vessels contain?

Match the following types of body fluid with their descriptions:

Match the following body fluid compartments with their characteristics:

Match the following body fluid components with their locations:

Match the following with their functions in body fluid compartments:

Match the following types of fluid movement with their characteristics:

Our bodies are predominantly ______ – in and around our cells and tissue

Intracellular fluid is the fluid ______ the cells

Extracellular fluid is the fluid ______ of the cells

Interstitial fluid is the fluid ______ the cells but is not found in blood or lymphatic vessels

Intracellular fluid is slightly more ______ than extracellular fluid