5 Questions
What is the definition of Osmotic Fragility Test?
The ability of RBCs to resist hemolysis when put in hypotonic solution
What is the main effect of administering hypertonic solutions?
Decreasing intracellular volume
Which solution is used in cases of salt and water depletion, such as vomiting and diarrhea?
Isotonic saline (NaCl) 0.9%
What is the osmotic concentration of plasma generally compared to?
300 mosm/L
What is the main effect of administering hypotonic solutions?
Expanding intracellular volume
Test your knowledge of osmosis and clinical solutions used for volume replacement therapy in this practical physiology quiz. Explore the concept of osmotic concentration and its comparison to plasma in the context of isotonic solutions.
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