Serum osmolarity is
(a)
a measure of the number of particles in solution
(b)
usually expressed in milliosmoles per litre
(c)
commonly determined by the temperature at which a solution
freezes
(d)
proportional to the valency of the particles in solution
(e)
dependent on the serum albumin concentration
(a) true (b)
true (c)
false (d)
false (e)
false
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