406 exam 1 last min review Flashcards

1
Q

serum CO2 is also a measure of what

A

HCO3

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2
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arterial BG: pH

A

7.35

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3
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arterial BG: PaCO2

A

the partial pressure of CO2 in artery
35-45

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4
Q

arterial BG: HCO3

A

calculated value
24-29

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5
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venous BG: pH

A

7.31-7.41

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6
Q

arterial BG: PvCO2

A

the partial pressure of CO2 in vein
41-51

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7
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BMP: serum CO2

A

= HCO3 level
24-29

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8
Q

strong acids

A

dissociate completely in solution

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9
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weak acids

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dissociate partially

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10
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hydrogen is important bc

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-maintains cell membranes
-helps w/ enzyme activity
-H2O
-helps in energy production

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11
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where is the most acidic place in the body

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the stomach d/t the presents of HCl

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12
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how does the body keep HCl in the stomach and why can it withstand it

A

-LES prevents the movement of gastric acid into the esophagus
-duodenum has defense mechanisms like mucus production to neutralize the acid

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13
Q

bone pH

A

7.4

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14
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liver pH

A

7.2

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15
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pleural fluid pH

A

7.6

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16
Q

skeletal muscle pH

A

6.9-7.2

17
Q

acid base balance can affect what electrolytes

A

Na+, K+, Cl-

18
Q

what can acid base balance affect

A

-lytes
-hormones
-oxygen transport and delivery

19
Q

end diastolic volume

A

volume of blood at the end of relaxation

20
Q

end systolic volume

A

residual volume of blood remaining the ventricle after ejection

21
Q

SV equation

A

SV = EDV - ESV

22
Q

frank starling law

A

an increase in resting muscle fiber length results in great muscle tension
-the heart has the ability to change its force of contraction in response to changes in venous return

23
Q

hydrostatic pressure

A

a force that attempts to push fluid out of the capillary pores and into the interstitial & intracellular spaces
pushing pressure

24
Q

oncotic pressure

A

a force that attempts to pull fluid from the interstitial and intracellular spaces into the capillary
pulling pressure

25
Q

an increase in afterload will lead to

A

a decrease in stroke volume unless the heart compensates

26
Q

a lower preload leads to

A

a decrease in stroke volume

27
Q

forward effects of LVF initiate what systems

A

RAAS (low BP stims), ADH (diminished perfusion stims the posterior pituitary to release), and SNS (baroreceptors stim)

28
Q

beck triad

A

-hypotension
-jugular vein distention
-muffled heart sounds