The normal osmolarity of intracellular and extracellular fluid is 300 mOsm, whic

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The normal osmolarity of intracellular and extracellular fluid is 300 mOsm, which makes them Normal cell and plasma osmolarity is best illustrated by diagram number Mrs. F's liver is no longer producing enough plasma protein so her blood has become to her cells. This is best illustrated by diagram number Because Mrs. F's cells are to her plasma, water will move by causing her tissues to Predicting Potassium Problems Mrs. F's blood work has come back and shows that she has low plasma osmolarity and decreased levels of plasma proteins and plasma K^+. You can see how plasma proteins are related to her liver failure, since the liver synthesizes plasma proteins. But why does she have low K^+ levels? Which of the liver functions below is most likely to affect Mrs. F's K^+ levels? Clotting Mrs. F has spider nevi, broken skin capillaries. Normally, broken skin capillaries do not cause visible blemishes, but hers are bleeding more than usual. Could this be due to her liver problems? Which of the liver functions below is most likely to affect Mrs. F's clotting?

Explanation / Answer

ANSWER:

1)Isotonic

2)Diagram -1

3)osmosis

4)3

5)swell

6)out of the cell

7)shrink

part -D

D The liver destroys aldosterone.

PART -E

A

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