Extracellular fluid (ECF) Intracellular (ICF) 17 L 25 L × 290 mOsm 4930 milliosm

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Extracellular fluid (ECF) Intracellular (ICF) 17 L 25 L × 290 mOsm 4930 milliosmoles7250 milliosmoles x 290 mOsm B AFTER ADDING 1.5 liters OF 145 mM NaCI c AFTER ADDING 1.5 liters compartment 0.9 L has left the An extra 0.6 L remains in the compartment. IN H20 TO ECF OF PURE H2O TO ECF ECF ICF Be ECF ICF ECF ICF 25.9L x 280 mOsm :17.6L 25 L 18.5 L 266 mOsm 18.5L 25 L 280 mOsm × 200 mOsm : × 290 mOsm x 290 mOsm 4930 milliosmoles 7250 milliosmoles 5365 milliosmoles 7250 milliosmoles4930 milliosmoles 7250 milliosmole Early + Final Swelling of compartment by 0.9 L Swelling of compartment by 1.5 L Swelling of compartment by 1.5 L Swelling of compartment by 0.9 L AFTER ADDING 217.5 MILLIMOLES OF PURE NaCI TO ECF D ICF ICF ECF ECF 17.9 L × 300 mOsm 5365 milliosmoles 24.1 L x 300 mOsm 7250 milliosmoles 17L 25 L × 290 mOsm x 316 mosm 5365 milliosmoles7250 Early Final Shrinking of compartment by 0.9 L

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According to the given figure,their is different osmotic concentration which is given and their effect is seen.Osmotic osmolarity is one of the most important physiological condition in which a cell try to maintain it's internal composition at a constant osmolarity .As the given figure,the increase in solute concentration(NACl) in solvent (water) , in the ECF their is increase in the osmotic pressure and this pressure is main contributor in the balancing of osmotic pressure.It maintain a constant osmotic pressure in the ICF.After adding water in ECF,their is migration of salt from the ECF and increase in the osmotic pressure.There is also the swallowing in ECF by absorption of water to maintain a constant osmotic equilibrium.After further addition of salt there is swelling at the ECF and their is reduced osmotic pressure in ICF due to shrinkage of compartment with increase in salt concentration.

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