<h3>Answer:</h3>
We will neither give the Hypertonic Solution nor the Isotonic Solution but the patient will be given an Hypotonic Solution.
<h3>Explanation:</h3>
As the patient is taken for heat stroke and has resulted in dehydration so it means that the water content in the cells of the patient has been decreased and the solute content is being increased. Hence, this case is known as <em>Hypertonicity</em>. So, in order to make the concentration of water and solute balance (<em>Isotonicity</em>) on both sides (inside and outside the cells) we should administer an <em>Hypotonic solution</em> into the patient body. Therefore, the higher concentration of solutes in cells will drag the water content from hypotonic solution and gradually the process will attain an isotonic environment.
Answer:
hi sorry I need the points to ask a question myself please dont delete this until I say I asked my question cus if u do it before it will remove the, thanks bye.
Explanation:
thx, and sorry if I sound rude its just I REALLY need the points. (sorry for the caps)
The answer is D because it makes more sense than all of the other ones
Answer:
Explanation:
Hello there!
In this case, since the concept of solution concentration is majorly used in terms of moles per liters of solution or molarity (M), it is also possible to represent this chemical unit by using squared brackets, [ ].
In such a way, when focused on the concentration of glucose, C6H12O6, we can use:
Best regards!
Answer:
the cell membrane is outside the cell wall