Question

How is the composition of the dialyzing fluid different from the blood?

Answer 1

Explanation:

dialyzing fluid has excessive salts and anticoagulants like edta and heparin (mostly)

Answer 2

Answer:

Dialysis fluids are solutions of electrolytes formulated in concentrations similar to those of extracellular fluid or plasma. They contain, or may contain:

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sodium;

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chloride;

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bicarbonate or lactate;

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calcium;

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magnesium;

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potassium;

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glucose;

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amino acids;

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icodextrin.