Question

example,intracellular fluid (inside the cell),extracellular fluid (outside of cell),1,5% sodium,10% sodium,2,74% glucose,87% glucose,3,3% glucose,1% glucose,4,10% sodium,10% sodium,5,22% protein,15% protein,into cell,out of cell,no net movement,example 1,example 2,example 3,example 4,example 5

Explanation:

• Example 1: Sodium moves from higher concentration (extracellular, 10%) to lower (intracellular, 5%), so it moves out of cell.
• Example 2: Glucose moves from higher concentration (extracellular, 87%) to lower (intracellular, 74%), so it moves into cell.
• Example 3: Glucose moves from higher concentration (intracellular, 3%) to lower (extracellular, 1%), so it moves out of cell.
• Example 4: Sodium has equal concentration (10% intracellular and extracellular), so there is no net movement.
• Example 5: Protein moves from higher concentration (intracellular, 22%) to lower (extracellular, 15%), so it moves out of cell.

Answer:

Example 1: OUT OF CELL
Example 2: INTO CELL
Example 3: OUT OF CELL
Example 4: NO NET MOVEMENT
Example 5: OUT OF CELL