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ECF volume change after exerciseafter a vigorous exercise, a 100kg man loses 4kg but sodium level remains constant.What is the ECF volume after exercise?
Im sure 4L of water is lost from ECF. Now ECF:ICF = 36:60 L Sodium not excreted so osmolarity of ECF increases and some water will move from ICF how do I calculate how much water moves from ICF? I know that the omsolarity will have to balance but I have no idea how to determine numerically. Any help? Thanks
Re: ECF volume change after exercisebecuase it says that sodium level does not change so only water excreted...?
Imagine you have 10 g of sodium in 1 liter of water, OK? That means that the level of sodium is 10 g/l. Now, you get rid of 200 ml of water, but no sodium. Now you have 10 g in 800 ml, i.e. 12,5 g/l. Is the concentration the same?
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