Across
- 2. Condition marked by fluid volume deficit.
- 5. Fluid volume excess; symptoms include edema and elevated BP.
- 8. Movement of water from lower solute concentration to higher concentration.
- 9. Key electrolyte affecting heart rhythm; normal range 3.5-5.0 mEq/L.
- 12. Brain structure regulating thirst.
- 13. Blood pH below 7.35.
- 14. Medication class used to remove excess fluid.
- 15. Bluish discoloration of skin indicating inadequate oxygenation.
- 17. Charged particles essential for fluid balance and nerve function.
- 18. Blood pH above 7.45.
- 19. Diagnostic lab test evaluating acid-base balance.
- 20. Maintenance of stable internal conditions in the body.
Down
- 1. Major buffer regulated by kidneys to maintain pH balance.
- 3. Electrolyte important for neuromuscular function
- 4. Swelling due to fluid accumulation in tissues.
- 6. Electrolyte important for energy metabolism and bone formation; inversely related to calcium.
- 7. Molecules moving from higher to lower concentration without energy.
- 10. Adrenal hormone that retains sodium and water.
- 11. Most abundant extracellular electrolyte; normal range 135-145 mEq/L.
- 15. Electrolyte essential for bone strength, nerve conduction, and blood clotting
- 16. Hormone from the posterior pituitary that retains water.