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Acid-base compensation in metabolic acidosis
respiratory, 1.2 mmHg decrease in PCO2 per 1 mM decrease in HCO3
Acid- Base compensation in Metabolic alkalosis
respiratory- .7 mmHg increase per 1 mM increase in HCO3
Acid-base compensation in respiratory acidosis
renal, 3.5 mM increase in HCO3 per 10 mmHg increase in CO2
acid base compensation in respiratory alkalosis
renal, 5 mM decrease in HCO3 per 10 mmHg decrease in PCO2
how many decimals to carry it to?
pH to 2 decimals
CO2 and HCO3 to one decimal
What is an osteoblast
bone forming cells
osteoclast?
bone destroying cell
osteocyte?
bone cell
Bones
1. support overall
2. Protection-skull, vertebrae, ribs
3. Movement-muscles attached to bone
4. Mineral storage- stores Ca and Phosphorus salts with calcium being important one
5. blood cell forming-hematopoesis
How are bones classified?
Long bones, short bones which are spongy, flat bones like skull-two compact bones wtih spongy bone in center, irregualr bone- hip, vertabrae
describe long bones
compact with marrow in the shaft- long part-diayphysis
ends are called epiphysis these will remodel according to weight bearing., membrane protection perosteum surrounds outside of bone, epimysteum- membrane on inside
Hematopoiectic tissue
Marrow within the shaft of the long bones, irregular bones and flat bones- in the spongy part
newborn-medullary cavity contains red marrow-once not needed, turns yellow to fat like in adults
where is yellow marrow found in adults?
flat bones of the sternum
irregular bones of the hip
head of the femur and humerus
bone composition
organic- osteocytes, osteoblasts and osteoclasts
1/3 of bone matrix organic- made of collagen and proteoglycans- adds flexibility
inorganic
2/3 of matrix
made of hydroxyapites (mineral salts of calcium, phophate) these things give bones its hardness