Electrolyte Panel Review
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Topics of this game:
- When a molecule splits into ions, it is a(n):
- A positively charged ion is a(n):
- A negatively charged ion is a(n):
- Which of the following is a list of the electrolyte panel?
- Roles of electrolyte balance include:
- Electrolytes are considered to be essential minerals.
- The most plentiful ICF cation is:
- The most plentiful ECF cation is:
- The most plentiful ICF anion is:
- The most plentiful ECF anion is:
- ICF means:
- ECF means:
- Osmolality is a measure of:
- Major contributors to normal osmolality include:
- The hormone that responds to increased plasma osmolality is:
- The hormone that responds to decreased sodium levels is:
- The approximate normal reference range for sodium is:
- The approximate normal reference range for chloride is:
- The approximate normal reference range for potassium is:
- The approximate normal reference range for bicarbonate is:
- What electrolyte essentially determines the plasma osmolality because it comprises 90 percent of the ECF cations?
- Sodium levels are maintained by:
- Which is a panic value for sodium?
- Which is a panic value for potassium?
- Which is a panic value for chloride?
- Which is a panic value for bicarbonate?
- Bicarbonate makes up what percentage of the Total CO2?
- Which organ systems control the bicarbonate levels?
- Which organ system maintains the potassium levels?
- Anion gap refers to:
- Unmeasured cations include:
- Unmeasured anions include:
- Hyponatremia means:
- Hyperkalemia means:
- The major function of bicarbonate in the blood is as a(n):
- Most modern analyzers measure electrolyte levels using:
- Which of the following scenarios will cause the potassium levels to be falsely elevated?
- Hyperchloremia can occur with:
- Which electrolyte can cause heart rhythm irregularities whether it is increased or decreased?
- The membranes of ISEs are made of ________ that is specific for the ion being measured.
- The ISE membrane for measuring potassium may use:
- The ISE membrane used to measure sodium may be:
- The ISE membrane used to measure HCO3- may be:
- The ISE membrane used to measure chloride may be:
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