Acid Base Flashcards

1
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Normal Values

A

pH = 7.35-7.45

pCO2 = 35-45

pO2 = 80-100

HCO3 = 22-31

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2
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Simple Disorders

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Acidosis < 7.35
-Resp: high PCO2
-Met: low HCO3

Alkalosis
-Resp: low PCO2
-Met: high HCO3

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3
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Henderson Hassel Eq

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4
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Anion Gap

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Cations - Anions
= Na - (Cl + HCO3)

Adj AG
= AG + (4-Alb)*2.5

*if AG > 12 = metabolic acidosis no matter what

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5
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Winters Formula

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Predicted pCO2 = (1.5*HCO3 + 8) +/- 2

Higher = Resp Acidosis

Lower = Resp Alk

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6
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Delta Ratio

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Calc AG - 12 / 24 - HCO3

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7
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Osmolal Gap

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2*Na + (Glu/18) + (BUN/2.8)

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8
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Metabolic Acidosis

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  1. Calc AG
  2. Winters
  3. Delta ratio
  4. Osmolal gap

Mild/Mod of 7.2-7.35
= Bicarb tabs
= Lactate, acetate, gluconate, citrate (Bicitra)

Severe of < 7.2
= IV NaBicarb or via RRT
= 0.5(IBW)*(desired HCO3 - actual HCO3)

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9
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Sodium Bicarb AE

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-Hypernatremia
-Volume overload
-Hypercarbia
-Alkalosis overshoot
-Para intra acidosis

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10
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Metabolic Alkalosis: Determining Sensitivity

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Determine sensitivity
-Urinary Cl < 25: responsive
-Urinary Cl > 25: unresponsive

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11
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Metabolic Alkalosis: Resistant Tx

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-CS? Decrease or change (F>H>P>M>D)
-Correct K/Mg
-Bar/Gittle? Amiloride, Triamterene, Spironolactone
-Liddle? Amilorie, Triamterene

SECAT

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12
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Metabolic Alkalosis: Responsive Tx

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-Mild (7.45-7.6) = normal saline
Volume = Cl - (0.2IBW*(100-Cl))/154
-IVF Intolerant (HF/cirrhosis) = Aceta 500
-Sev (> 7.6) = HCl solution

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13
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Respiratory Acidosis + Etiologies

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-Airway obstruction, COPD
-Hypoventilation
-Obesity, opioid
-Pneumonia
-Trauma

-Nasal cannula
-Hi flo
-CPAP
-BiPAP
-Mechanical ventilation

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14
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Respiratory Alkalosis + Etiologies

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-Hyperventilation (anxiety, pain)
-CNS disorders
-PE
-Tissue hypoxia
-Mechanical ventilation

-Self-limiting
-Underlying causes
-Mechanical ventilation
-Sedation/analgesia/anxio

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15
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Metabolic Acidosis: Etiologies

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MUDPILES = AG > 20
-Methanol
-Uremia (RF)
-Diabetic ketoacidosis
-Propylene glycol
-Intoxication, infection
-Lactic acidosis
-Ethylene glycol
-Salicylate

AS RED = AG < 12
-Excess saline
-Diarrhea
-CAIs (acetazolamide, spirono)
-Rental tubular acidosis

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16
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Metabolic Alkalosis: Etiologies

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Cl > 25
-Hyperaldosteronism, high mineralocorticoid
-Hypokalemia, Mg depletion
-Liddle’s

Cl < 25
-GI losses: NVD
-Exo alkali sources
-Diuretics