One of the most common challenges that outdoor adventurers face is dehydration. Sweating in particular can result in the loss of both water and essential solutes such as sodium, potassium, and calcium. Briefly describe the role of each of these ions in cardiovascular function (in nodal cells and in cardiocytes). sodium: potassium: calcium:

One of the most common challenges that outdoor adventurers face is dehydration. Sweating in particular can result in the loss of both water and essential solutes such as sodium, potassium, and calcium. Briefly describe the role of each of these ions in cardiovascular function (in nodal cells and in cardiocytes). sodium: potassium: calcium:

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