Work 2. Water balance Comes with food and drink 1/ day Sweat /day Respiration /day Metabolic water I/day Extracellular fluid Intracellular fluid Absorption T/day about_liters about liters Reabsorption I/day Filtration I/day Excreted with feces Kidneys /day Excreted with urine /day Img. 23. Receipt, redistribution and excretion of water Indicate the approximate volumes of fluids with a body weight of 70 kg Intestine

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