Acid/Base Balance Flashcards

1
Q

normal pH level

A

7.35-7.45

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2
Q

normal CO2 level

A

35-45

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3
Q

normal HCO3 level

A

22-26

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4
Q

normal PaO2 level

A

80-100

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5
Q

normal SpO2 level

A

95 - 100

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6
Q

if pH is high (more basic), K+ is _____.

A

low (opposites)

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7
Q

if pH is low (more acidic), K+ is _____.

A

high (opposites)

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8
Q

respiratory and supports kidneys

A

CO2

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9
Q

metabolic and supports lungs

A

HCO3

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10
Q

pH: below 7.35
CO2: above 45

A

respiratory acidosis

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11
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pH: above 7.45
CO2: below 35

A

respiratory alkalosis

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12
Q

pH: below 7.35
HCO3: below 22

A

metabolic acidosis

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13
Q

pH: above 7.45
HCO3: above 26

A

metabolic alkalosis

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14
Q

Causes:
- acute asthma
- CPOD
- acute heart failure
- alcohol

A

respiratory acidosis

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15
Q

Causes:
- hyperventilation
- overdose of salicylates
- acute asthma
- pulmonary embolism

A

respiratory alkalosis

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16
Q

Causes:
- DKA
- lactic acidosis
- severe diarrhea
- renal disease/ failure

A

metabolic acidosis

17
Q

Causes:
- severe vomiting
- excessive GI suction
- diuretics
- excessive NaHCO3 (antacids)

A

metabolic alkalosis

18
Q

dyspnea
delirium
paranoia
depression
confusion
coma (very high)

A

respiratory acidosis

19
Q

SOB
palpations
dizziness
chest pain/ tightness
paresthesias (hypocalcemia)

A

respiratory alkalosis

20
Q

rapid breathing (kussmal breathing)
confusion
decreased LOC
hypotension
electrolyte disturbance

A

metabolic acidosis

21
Q

dysrhythmia
hypoventilation/ resp. depression
nausea/ vomiting/ diarrhea
paresthesia (hypocalcemia)

A

metabolic alkalosis

22
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