A&P CHAPTER 2

The double layer of fatty components that create the outside of the cell membrane

Movement of particles or solutes from an area of high concentration to low concentration

abnormal elevation of serum potassium levels

abnormally high sodium level in the blood

a solution with osmotic pressure greater than that of bosy fluid

abnormally decreased potassium levels in the blood

an abnormally low sodium level in the blood

a solution with an osmotic pressure less than that of body fluid

fluid within cells in which most of the body's supply of potassium is contained

protein-lined pores or transport channels, specifically sized for each substance, which allow electrolyte movements among the cells

a solution that has the same osmotic pressure as the cells and body fluids

the point where 2 or more bones come together, allowing movement to occur

tough white bands that bind joints together, connecting bones to cartilage

the double layer of fatty components that create the outside of the cell membrane

movement of particles or solutes from an area of high concentraition to low concentration

salt or acid substances that become ionic conductors when dissolved in a solvent

negatively charged part of an atom

salt or acid substances that become ionic conductors when dissolved in a solvent