FAO people taking phar 20020

p-nut · 14-03-2008 1:22pm #1

In the last practical, what was the total volume of urine sample collected over the 24 hour period? Just need it for the report;)

cheers

p-nut · 14-03-2008 6:33pm

anyone?

pljudge321 · 14-03-2008 7:34pm

There's no guarantee anyone doing that module visits boards.

You'd be better off just ringing someone or messaging them on bebo.

woop · 14-03-2008 9:04pm

public apology mate for not texting back feel kinda bad now you put it on the interweb

p-nut · 14-03-2008 9:07pm

woop wrote: »

public apology mate for not texting back feel kinda bad now you put it on the interweb

dont worry bout it dude;)

its not gonna get done before the deadline now so i couldnt give a fiddlers:p

fatal · 14-03-2008 11:54pm

Il let you know tomorrow......
I remember the demonstrator saying something about multiplying something by 60 and then 24 if that helps?

edit:so you got it?

Sarn · 18-03-2008 8:06pm

Renal function? Make sure you know the basic mechanism of action of the diuretics and where in the nephron they work.

CrazyPolly · 18-03-2008 11:05pm

250 mLitres is what I wrote down....seems a bit low but it's the figure I used. I'm guessing once you do the calculations right you should ge the bulk of the marks , if not all.

Edit: Just realised this thread was started 4 days ago...I'm guessing you got the figure by now...

fatal · 27-03-2008 3:57pm

for question 4,the filtration rate of the kidney is 180l/day.
In order to calculate the amount of each ion filtered over 24 do you just multiply 40,800 (Na ppm) and 11400 (K ppm) by 180 each to get the amount of each ion?

Chakar · 27-03-2008 5:04pm

Is that 180 litres per day? That's kinda interesting.

fatal · 27-03-2008 5:12pm

Chakar wrote: »

Is that 180 litres per day? That's kinda interesting.

according to the practical manual,yes!

FAO people taking phar 20020

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