Total Body Water (TBW) depends on __________.

The difference in TBW between males and females can be attributed to ___________.

Place the following tissue types in order of MOST hydrated to least hydrated

The majority of water within the body resides in the ________.

All of the following are examples of transcellular fluid EXCEPT ________.

Exchanges between plasma and IF occur across ___________.

Exchanges between the IF and ICF occur across the _______.

Which do you have more of, ECF, ICF, IVF, OR IF?

Given what we know about arteries and veins, it follows that __________ occurs at the arteriolar end and _______ occurs at the venule end of the capillary.

Hydrostatic pressure (aka capillary blood pressure) tends to push fluid out of the capillary down a pressure gradient in a process called ___________;

Capillary osmotic pressure is created by large plasma proteins that do not diffuse across the capillary wall. This _______ force opposes hydrostatic pressure

Most water is excreted via the _______________

Most fluid in the body is in the ECF. TRUE OR FALSE

ADH acts on the ___________to __________ water excretion

The largest percentage of body water is found in the ____.

Major source of water loss is from the _____

Which of the following tissues is least hydrated?

Which of the following individuals would have the most body water?

___________ circulates throughout the body and links the interval environment to the external environment

When water intake matches water output ______________.

During periods of excessive sodium levels, Atrial Natriuretic Peptide acts on the ___________ to promote sodium ________ in order to ___________blood pressure

When fluid volume and concentration is low, the thirst mechanism is activated by ________ in the ____________