Fluids
Electrolytes
Eyes & Ears
100

What is the most essential nutrient of life

Water

100

A ____ is an atom or molecule carrying an electrical charge

ion

100

Not having one or more senses stimulated

Sensory Deprivation

200

Define Homeostasis

the balance of fluids and electrolytes in your body

200

In what unit are electrolytes measured?

mEq - millequivalents

200

How are we as living things able to move to and communicate in our environment

Sensory Reception

300

True or False: Infants have considerably more total body fluid than adults

True

300

In body fluid - sodium, potassium, calcium, magnesium, and hydrogen are examples of which type of charged ion?

Cation

300

What are 3 examples of factors effecting the senses

1. How someone is raised

2. the culture they are a part of

3. personality

4. the way they live their life

5. medications

6. Illnesses

7. Stress


400

How long does input-output balance sometimes take?

2-3 days

400

What is the major method of transporting body fluid?

Osmosis

400

What are two things your could do to help a a confused patient

1. Be face to face while speaking

2. Speak calmly, directly, and simply

3. Offer explanations

4. reinforce reality

5. Have them in a proper environment

500

the decrease in body fluid within older people is from an increase in ____ cells and the loss of muscle mass as a part of aging.

fat

500

____ supplies energy for cellular transport and is stored in all cells

ATP (adenosine triphosphate)

500

List the 8 senses covered in this chapter

1. Visual, Auditory, Olfactory, Gustatory, Tactile, Stereognosis, Kinesthetic, Visceral