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Physiology(Membrane Potential)

front 1

What is the range of electrical potential in living cells Generally?

back 1

From – 60 mv to – 90 mv, depending on the cell type.

front 2

What is the range of resting membrane potential in nerve and muscle cells?

back 2

– 65 mv to – 90 mv.

front 3

Enumerate the mechanisms that contribute to membrane potential.

back 3

  • Selective permeability of the membrane as the cause of membrane potential
  • Electrogenic pump as the cause of membrane potential
  • Presence of anions as the cause of membrane potential

front 4

How much is Na+ outside cell membrane?

back 4

145 mEq/L

front 5

How much is K+ inside cell membrane?

back 5

150 mEq/L, or 126milimol per liter

front 6

How much is K+ outside cell membrane?

back 6

4 milimol per liter

front 7

What are the impermeable anions inside the cell

back 7

proteins, phosphates and sulfates