Na⁺ Ions Can Move from the ECF into the ICF

question 68

True/False

Na⁺ ions can move from the ECF into the ICF by passing through secondary active transport carriers, simple diffusion channels, and the sodium-potassium pumps.

Recognize factors that influence a patient's motivation and readiness to learn.

Develop skills in assessing a patient's needs for disease education and self-management support.

Demonstrate knowledge of effective communication strategies for educating patients about their health conditions.

Appreciate the importance of patient-centered care in chronic disease management.

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