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The enlarged cystswill causepressure against the surrounding nephrons
The displaced Pacific plate , andcausesupwelling pressure
by air pressure(passive) caused byalveolar pressure
This type of pressure(passive) is causedosmotic pressure
the presence of impermeable solutes or solids , such as proteins and other large molecules in a fluid(passive) is caused byOsmotic pressure
by large molecules such as plasma proteins(passive) contributed byosmotic pressure
by influx of fluid causes(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
the concentration of solutes in a solution(passive) is influenced byOsmotic pressure
with the concentration of solutes in a solution(passive) is influencedOsmotic pressure
by the influx of sodium ions(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by substances of high molecular weight in a solution(passive) is contributed byosmotic pressure
loss of protein from urine(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by the dissolved solids in the water , like nutrients and sugars(passive) is influenced byosmotic pressure
the dissolved solids in the water ... like nutrients and sugars(passive) is influenced byosmotic pressure
by the osmotic concentration(passive) is caused byosmotic pressure
by influx of fluid(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by proteins in blood(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by the increase in salinity(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by the salt(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by a lower saline water in soils and a higher salinity in plant tissues(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by an imbalance of molecules on either side of the membrane(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
an imbalance of molecules on either side of the membrane(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
the concentration of solutes(passive) is influenced byOsmotic pressure
from the concentration of solutes(passive) is influencedOsmotic pressure
by the presence of solute(passive) caused by osmotic pressure
by the presence of a solute(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
plasma protein ... the primary soluteinfluencesosmotic pressure
a cellresultingfrom osmotic pressure
by the plasma proteins(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by sugar and other substances(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by the ions and(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by imbalance(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by the excess solutes(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by moisture(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
when electrolyte solutionto causeosmotic pressure
water 's tendency to flow from higher salt concentrations to lower salt concentrations(passive) is caused byOsmotic pressure
that can combine with sodiumto influenceosmotic pressure
by a lower saline water in soils and(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by the increasing concentration of solutes on the saltwater side(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
by a build(passive) caused byosmotic pressure
in an excellent diffusion propertyresultsin an excellent diffusion property
in seal damageresultingin seal damage
in sealresultingin seal
water to the tissue cells ... causing cell rupture and do not workcauseswater to the tissue cells ... causing cell rupture and do not work
the water to rise on its owncausesthe water to rise on its own
water to move in and burst the cell 4causeswater to move in and burst the cell 4
to movement of water across a membraneleadsto movement of water across a membrane
rapid water shifts leading to dehydration or cell lysiscan causerapid water shifts leading to dehydration or cell lysis
lower springcausinglower spring
water to move in and burst the cell 13causeswater to move in and burst the cell 13
water to move across the membrane from the filtered solution and into the concentrated bloodcauseswater to move across the membrane from the filtered solution and into the concentrated blood
water to the tissue cellscauseswater to the tissue cells
to increased loss of fluid from the capillariesleadingto increased loss of fluid from the capillaries
interstitial fluid to be pulled into the capillaries due to osmotic pressure created by proteins in the bloodcausesinterstitial fluid to be pulled into the capillaries due to osmotic pressure created by proteins in the blood
water to move across membranescauseswater to move across membranes
water to enter brain cells , causing swellingwill causewater to enter brain cells , causing swelling
a rapid passage of water or other solvent across a membrane by osmosiscausinga rapid passage of water or other solvent across a membrane by osmosis
into movement of waterresultsinto movement of water
water movementcauseswater movement
to the swelling pressurecontributesto the swelling pressure
water to flow from the volume of low solute concentration to the volume of high solute concentrationto causewater to flow from the volume of low solute concentration to the volume of high solute concentration
movement of water from tissue spaces to capillaries At the arterial end of a capillarycausesmovement of water from tissue spaces to capillaries At the arterial end of a capillary
a force for the net movement of fluidcontributesa force for the net movement of fluid
influx of watercausinginflux of water
in cellular swelling and death.[9resultingin cellular swelling and death.[9
the fluid to move from the blood into the dialysatecausesthe fluid to move from the blood into the dialysate
a rapid passage of water or other solventcausinga rapid passage of water or other solvent
in accumulation of fluidresultingin accumulation of fluid
in highest surface roughnessresultedin highest surface roughness
cells to swellcausescells to swell
in water bindingresultingin water binding
in water binding , oedemaresultingin water binding , oedema
water to enter brain cellswill causewater to enter brain cells
to a fluid shift to the interstitiumleadingto a fluid shift to the interstitium
electrolyte leakage inside the cellswill causeelectrolyte leakage inside the cells
a cellcausesa cell
the cellcausedthe cell
a cellcan causea cell
to edema blood dilutioncontributingto edema blood dilution
lysis of the cellcauselysis of the cell