Based on the data collected and what you have learned about osmosis and the three treatment options, rank the treatments from most effective to least effective. What do you predict?

Although I could not locate the options in order to provide a ranking, I can offer the insight that a hypertonic saline solution will be the most effective form of treatment.

I believe you are referring to the full case study which says :

"Your goal is to stop Clark's seizures by restoring equilibrium between the blood and the matrix. Based on the data collected and what you have learned about osmosis and the three treatment options, rank the treatments from most effective to least effective. What do you predict?"

A hypertonic saline solution is used to draw water out of cells by creating an increased concentration of solute in the blood, forcing the water out of the cell through osmosis.

Clark's seizures may be caused by Increased solute concentrations in the brain which forces water from blood to move into the brain, thus increasing the matrix pressure. This then causes the neurons to fire at an increased rate and leads to the seizures Clark was experiencing.

Hypertonic saline can be used to increase solute concentrations, in this case, Sodium, in the blood which forces water to move back into veins. Thus returning Clark to a balanced level of blood and matrix water levels, and may reduce his likelihood of seizures.

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Answer: A hypertonic solution would be most effective. Isotonic Saline would be least effective and so would Hypotonic.

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