On average, _____ fluid is 20% of body weight
_____ fluid volume can be measured using inulin or mannitol
The major cations of _____ fluid are K+ and Mg2+
The volume of a fluid compartment in the body can be measured by _____ method.
The _____ of a body fluid compartment depends on the amount of solute it contains
The major anions of _____ fluid are proteins and organic phosphates
What is the following equation also called? _____
Isotonic NaCl infusion is a cause of _____-osmotic volume expansion
Diarrhea is a cause of _____-osmotic volume contraction
_____kalemia along with hyponatremia (hypervolemia) is seen only in Freshwater drowning
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