- have
relative to another:
hypertonic, hypotonic, and isotonic. A
hypotonic solution example is
distilled water. A
hypertonic solution has a
greater concentration...
- hyponatremia.
Inhalation of
hypertonic saline has also been
shown to help in
other respiratory problems,
specifically bronchiolitis.
Hypertonic saline is currently...
-
Plasmolysis is the
process in
which cells lose
water in a
hypertonic solution. The
reverse process,
deplasmolysis or cytolysis, can
occur if the cell is...
-
intravenous fluids is required.
Tentative evidence supports nebulized hypertonic saline.[needs update]
Evidence for antibiotics, antivirals, bronchodilators...
- with a
particularly strong spasm or with
weakened connective tissue. A
hypertonic muscle spasm is a
condition of chronic,
excessive muscle tone (i.e., tension...
-
rapid change in the
movement of
water across its cell membrane.
Under hypertonic conditions -
conditions of high
concentrations of
either salts, substrates...
- of a cell
after exposure to a
hypertonic solution, due to the loss of
water through osmosis.: 229–230 In a
hypertonic environment, the cell has a lower...
-
countercurrent system in the
renal medulla provides the
mechanism for
generating a
hypertonic interstitium,
which allows the
recovery of solute-free
water from within...
-
Uterine hyperstimulation or
hypertonic uterine dysfunction is a
potential complication of
labor induction. This is displa**** as
Uterine tachysystole- the...
- Thin
descending loop of
Henle H2O
Reabsorbs via
medullary hypertonicity and
makes urine hypertonic.
Thick ascending loop of
Henle Na+ (10–20%), K+, Cl−; indirectly...
