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Divide the compartments of the body into 2 and then divide one of them into 2...

  1. Divide the compartments of the body into 2 and then divide one of them into 2 more divisions (hint: ICF & ECF)

  2. Where does our body water come from? And how does it leave?

In _______________________________________________________________

OUT ____________________________________________________________

  1. Name 3 hormones important in the homeostasis of body sodium levels and describe what they do.

    1. __________________________________________________________

    2. ____________________________________________________________

    3. _____________________________________________________________

  2. What is a buffer? _________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________

  1. Write the equation for carbonic acid, carbon dioxide and bicarbonate.

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