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43) REGARDING CALCIUM: -
03-29-2005, 07:06 AM
a) 50 % of plasma calcium is unionized
b) is predominantly carried attached to globulin
c) 80% of the total body calcium is in the skeletal system
d) 8% of plasma calcium is complexed with citrate
e) ionized calcium increases in acidotic conditions
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Re:43) REGARDING CALCIUM: -
03-29-2005, 07:06 AM
a)
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The normal intake of calcium is 1gram/day. 90% of total calcium is bound to the skeletal system giving structural support. In the plasma 50% is unionized and physiological free to act. The other 50 percent is ( 35% bound to albumin, 7 % to globulin and 8% complexed with citrate)
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