(There are only 1 answer for each question) 1. Which of these acids is the strongest? а. НСІ b.H2SO4 с. НзРОд d.NaOH 2. Dehydration stimulates the center of thirst in the brainstem by a. decrease the production of saliva b. increased osmotic pressure C. all of the avove 3. Glucose, urea, and creatine are considered to be a. Electrolytes b. Nonelectrolytes C. cations d. anions 4. All of the following are functions of electrolytes except a. control osmosis between body compartments b. are necessary for the production of action potentials c. control bulk flow between plasma and interstitial fluid d. help maintain the acid-base balance 5. Al hyponatremia except a. intense thirst b. muscle weakness c. dizziness d. tachycardia the following are charac stics of

(There are only 1 answer for each question) 1. Which of these acids is the strongest? а. НСІ b.H2SO4 с. НзРОд d.NaOH 2. Dehydration stimulates the center of thirst in the brainstem by a. decrease the production of saliva b. increased osmotic pressure C. all of the avove 3. Glucose, urea, and creatine are considered to be a. Electrolytes b. Nonelectrolytes C. cations d. anions 4. All of the following are functions of electrolytes except a. control osmosis between body compartments b. are necessary for the production of action potentials c. control bulk flow between plasma and interstitial fluid d. help maintain the acid-base balance 5. Al hyponatremia except a. intense thirst b. muscle weakness c. dizziness d. tachycardia the following are charac stics of

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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