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This document provides information about fluids, electrolytes, and blood components. It covers topics like the different types of body fluids, blood composition, and blood cells. It also briefly touches on blood disorders and regulation.

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PLMR fluids and electrolytes body fluids - kozier (70%) increase and decrease of fluid = weight 1L = 1Kg compartments - intra and extra cellular 2/3 = intra cellular 1/3 = extra cellular stices - areas in between tissues extra cellular. interstitial fluids (7...

PLMR fluids and electrolytes body fluids - kozier (70%) increase and decrease of fluid = weight 1L = 1Kg compartments - intra and extra cellular 2/3 = intra cellular 1/3 = extra cellular stices - areas in between tissues extra cellular. interstitial fluids (75%). intravascular fluids (25%) (homeostasis). trans cellular fluids (inside cavity fluids ex. synovial) Blood. plasma (fluid) (60%). formed elements (blood cells: rbc 4-6m/ccm, wbc 5-10k/ccm, platelet 150-450k/ccm) (hematocrit) (40%) bone marrow. red marrow - actively producing rbc (flat bones) (medullary hematopoiesis) 2. yellow marrow - (long bone) 1 fetal - liver and spleen (produce blood cells: extra medullary hematopoiesis) 2 1 extra hematopoiesis leukemia - cause enlargement of liver and spleen rbc affects hematocrit and hemoglobin 3 2 multiply by 3 1 rbc = 4-6m/ccm x 3 hemoglobin = 12-18g/dL hematocrit = 36-54% epoietin alpha - rbc (can cause hypertension due to increased viscosity) hydrostatic pressure - outside Plasma Solvent - water Solute - C - colloids A - acids and bases N - nutrients and nitrogenous watses E - electrolytes Colloids - A.K.A. Plasma proteins produced by the liver - LARGE molecules that attracts water 1. Albumin - 3.5-5.5g/dL 2. Globulin - 2.0-3.5g/dL (alpha and beta are produced by the liver, GAMA - from plasma cells) 3. Clotting factors - 1. Fibrinogen 1.5-2.0g/dL 4. Lipoproteins- A.K.A. cholesterol (

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