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What is the normal range for pH?
7.35-7.45
At what level is pH acidic?
<7.35
At what level is pH base (alkalosis)?
>7.45
What is the normal range for PaCO2?
35-45 mm Hg
At what level is PaCO2 Acidic?
>45 mm Hg
At what level is PaCO2 at base(alkalosis)?
<35mm Hg
What is normal range for HCO3-?
22-26 mEq/L
At what level is HCO3 acidic?
<22 mEq/L
At what level is HCO3 at base (alkalosis)?
>26 mEq/L
In respiratory acid-base imbalances, the ____ and ___ values are inversely abnormal (move in ________ directions)
1.pH
2.PaCO2
3. opposite
Increase in pH = ____
Alkalosis
Decrese in pH = _____
Acidosis
Respiratory = ________abnormal
PaCO2
Metabolic (Kidneys) = _____ abnormal?
HCO3 (Bicarbonate)
PaCO2 has an ____ relationship with ____
1.inverse
2.pH
If pH goes down _____ goes up & vice versa.
PaCO2
HCO3 (bicarbonate) follows ____?
pH
If pH goes ____ so does _____?
1.up
2.HCO3
PaCO2 increases , pH ____ = ______
1.Decrease
2.Respiratory acidosis
PaCO2 _____, pH increases =Respiratory alkalosis
1.Decreases
HCO3 increases, pH ____ = _______
1.Increases
2.Metabolic alkalosis
HCO3 _____, pH decreases = _________
1.decreases
2.metabolic acidosis
When does compensation occur?
1. The PaCO2 and the HCO3 will always point in the same direction.
Partial compensation is known when?
1.pH is abnormal
2.one component abnormal
3.Second component w/in normal range
Complete compensation is know when?
1.pH within normal range
2.One component abnormal
3.Second changed to move pH w/in normal range
What decrease pH <7.35 increase PaCO2 and normal HCO3?
Respiratory acidosis
What is increase pH >7.45 decrease PaCO2 and normal HCO3?
Respiratory alkalosis
What is decrease pH <7.35, decrease HCO3 and normal PaCO2
Metabolic acidosis
What is increase pH >7.45 increase HCO3 and normal PaCO2
Metabolic alkalosis