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51 Cards in this Set
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Normal pH?
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7.35-7.45
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Normal PCO2?
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35-45
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Normal HCO3?
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22-26
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pH - 7.23
PCO2 - 60 HCO3 - 24 ? |
RR Acidosis
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pH - 7.23
PCO2 - 40 HCO3 - 17 ? |
MB Acidosis
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pH - 7.64
PCO2 - 23 HCO3 - 24 ? |
RR Alkalosis
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pH - 7.64
PCO2 - 40 HCO3 - 41 ? |
MB Alkalosis
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pH - 7.33
PCO2 - 60 HCO3 - 30 ? |
Partially Compensated RR Acidosis
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pH - 7.33
PCO2 - 33 HCO3 - 17 ? |
Metabolic Acidosis Partially Compensated
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pH - 7.2
PCO2 - 54 HCO3 - 20 ? |
Combined Metabolic and Respiratory Acidosis
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pH - 7.54
PCO2 - 25 HCO3 - 21 ? |
Partially Compensated RR Alkalosis
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pH - 7.4
PCO2 - 25 HCO3 - 15 ? |
Fully Compensated RR Alkalosis
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pH- 7.4
PCO2 - 70 HCO3 - 41 ? |
Fully Compensated RR Acidosis
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pH- 7.2
PCO2 - 65 HCO3 - 24 ? |
Uncompensated RR Acidosis
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pH - 7.2
PCO2 - 40 HCO3 - 15 ? |
Uncompensated MB Acidosis
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pH - 7.6
PCO2 - 25 HCO3 - 24 ? |
Uncompensated RR Alkalosis
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pH - 7.6
PCO2 - 40 HCO3 - 39 ? |
Uncompensated MB Alkalosis
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pH - 7.3
PCO2 - 51 HCO3 - 24 ? |
Uncompensated RR Acidosis
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pH - 7.3
PCO2 - 40 HCO3 - 19 ? |
Metabolic Acidosis Uncompensated
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pH - 7.25
PCO2 - 58 HCO3 - 24 ? |
Respiratory Acidosis Uncompensated
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pH - 7.55
PCO2 - 28 HCO3 - 24 ? |
Respiratory Alkalosis Uncompensated
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pH - 7.33
PCO2 - 60 HCO3 - 30 ? |
Respiratory Acidosis Partial Compensation
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pH - 7.33
PCO2 - 33 HCO3 - 17 ? |
Metabolic Acidosis Partial Compensation
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pH - 7.6
PCO2 - 31 HCO3 - 30 ? |
Combined Metabolic & Respiratory Alkalosis
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pH - 7.54
PCO2 - 25 HCO3 - 21 ? |
Respiratory Alkalosis Partially Compensated
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pH - 7.4
PCO2 - 25 HCO3 - 15 ? |
Respiratory Alkalosis Fully Compensated
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pH - 7.4
PCO2 - 70 HCO3 - 41 ? |
Respiratory Acidosis Fully Compensated
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pH - 7.5
PCO2 - 20 HCO3 - 15 ? |
Respiratory Alkalosis Partially Compensated
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pH - 7.2
PCO2 - 54 HCO3 - 20 ? |
Combined Metabolic & Respiratory Acidosis
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pH - 7.3
PCO2 - 26 HCO3 - 12 ? |
Metabolic Acidosis Partially Compensated
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pH - 7.33
PCO2 - 60 HCO3 - 50 ? |
Respiratory Acidosis Partially Compensated
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pH - 7.39
PCO2 - 62 HCO3 - 36 ? |
Respiratory Acidosis Fully Compensated
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pH - 7.38
PCO2 - 23 HCO3 - 13 ? |
Respiratory Alkalosis Fully Compensated
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Overall acid-base balance
7.35 - 7.45 ? |
pH
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Decreased value denotes acidity
Increased value denotes alkalinity Value is determined by PCO2 and HCO3. The strict definition is the negative log of the hydrogen ion concentration? |
pH
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Respiratory Function
35-45 ? |
PCO2
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Value is directly determined by the amount of ventilation per minute, i.e. decreased ventilation results in elevated levels, increased ventilation results in decreased levels
Impairment of either ventilation or perfusion will alter this level The higher the level the lower the pH The lower the level the higher the pH ? |
PCO2
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This level is controlled by the lungs?
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PCO2
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Metabolic Function
22 - 26 ? |
HCO3
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This may be considered the base while PCO2 may be considered the acid?
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HCO3
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This is excreted by the kidneys when too much base exists?
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HCO3
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This is retained by the kidneys when base is needed to compensate for too much acid?
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HCO3
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This is controlled by the kidneys?
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HCO3
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Impairment of either ventilation or perfusion will alter the?
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PCO2
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The higher this level the lower the pH?
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PCO2
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The lower this level the higher the pH?
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PCO2
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Controlled by the lungs?
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PCO2
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pH - abnormal
PCO2 & HCO3 - One abnormal and one normal The imbalance is in one system; the other system hasn't started to compensate at all ? |
Uncompensated
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ph - abnormal
PCO2 & HCO3 - both abnormal The imbalance is in one system; the other system is attempting to compensate ? |
Partially compensated
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pH - normal
PCO2 & HCO3 - both abnormal The imbalance is in one system; the other system has completely compensated for the imbalance ? |
Fully compensated
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pH - abnormal
PCO2 & HCO3 - both abnormal & both either acidotic or alkalotic ? |
Combined Acidosis or Alkalosis
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