Using the figure below, which equation can be used to calculate the equilibrium potential for Na*? Extracellular fluid Intracellular fluid Na* 15 mM Nat 150 mM K* 150 mM K* 5 mM ENa = 61 x log 150 ENa = 61 x log (5 + 150) ENa = 61 x log (150 ÷ 15) ENa = -61 x log (15 + 150)

Using the figure below, which equation can be used to calculate the equilibrium potential for Na? Extracellular fluid Intracellular fluid Na 15 mM Nat 150 mM K* 150 mM K* 5 mM ENa = 61 x log 150 ENa = 61 x log (5 + 150) ENa = 61 x log (150 ÷ 15) ENa = -61 x log (15 + 150)

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