ION EXTRACELLULAR FLUID (mM) IN TRACELLULAR FLUID (mM) Eion AT 37 C K* 5 mM (normal range: 3.5-5) 100 mM mV Na* 135 mM (normal range: 135-145) 15 mM mV 108 mM (normal range: 100-108) 9 mM (range: 5-15) mV Use the table above and the Nernst equation to determine Ek+, ENa+, and Eci-, include algorithms and units for all values

ION EXTRACELLULAR FLUID (mM) IN TRACELLULAR FLUID (mM) Eion AT 37 C K* 5 mM (normal range: 3.5-5) 100 mM mV Na* 135 mM (normal range: 135-145) 15 mM mV 108 mM (normal range: 100-108) 9 mM (range: 5-15) mV Use the table above and the Nernst equation to determine Ek+, ENa+, and Eci-, include algorithms and units for all values

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Chapter11: Properties Of Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 109AE: Patients undergoing an upper gastrointestinal tract laboratory test are typically given an X-ray...

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