Chapter·PhysiologyElectrolytes and Body Fluids

Fluid Shifts Between CompartmentsDownloads

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1

A decrease in which of the following is the most likely cause of peripheral edema in a patient with long-term alcoholism and liver disease?

AInterstitial colloid osmotic pressure

BInterstitial hydrostatic pressure

CCapillary hydrostatic pressure

DPlasma colloid osmotic pressure

2

The largest component of the total peripheral resistance is due to:

AVenules

BArterioles

CCapillaries

DPrecapillary sphincters

3

Hormone necessary for water and sodium balance is

AProgesterone

BCortisol

CEstrogen

DAldosterone

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