Acid-Base Balance Flashcards

1
Q

acidotic pH

A

below 7.35

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2
Q

alkalotic pH

A

above 7.45

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3
Q

acidotic CO2

A

45 above

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4
Q

alckalotic CO2

A

35 and below

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5
Q

acidotic HCO3

A

below 22

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6
Q

alkalotic HCO3

A

above 26

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7
Q

ph, CO2 and bicarb for
Respiratory Acidosis

A

pH below 7.35
CO2 above 45
Bicarb above 26 (going that direction to compensate)

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8
Q

pH, CO2 and bicarb for
Metabolic Acidosis

A

pH below 7.35
CO2 below 35 (going that direction to compensate)
Bicarb below 22

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9
Q

pH, CO2 and bicarb for
Respiratory Alkalosis

A

pH above 7.45
CO2 below 35
Bicarb below 22 (going in that direction to compensate)

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10
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pH, CO2 and bicarb for
Metabolic Alkalosis

A

pH above 7.45
CO2 above 45 (going in that direction to compensate)
Bicarb above 26

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11
Q

Uncompensated

A

only 1 will be normal (the compensatory)

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12
Q

Partially compensated

A

all will be abnormal

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13
Q

fully compensated

A

pH will be the only normal

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14
Q

ABGs

A

arterial blood gases

pH
PaCO2 (carbon dioxide)
HC03- (bicarb)
PaO2 (oxygen)

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15
Q

normal pH

A

7.35-7.45

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16
Q

normal PaCO2 (carbon dioxide)

A

35-45 mm Hg

17
Q

normal HCO3- (bicarb)

A

22-26 mEq/L

18
Q

normal PaO2 (oxygen)

A

80-100 mm Hg

19
Q

Respiratory acidosis causes and interventions

A

cause:
hypoventilation
(from COPD, thorax probs, severe pneumonia, pulmonary edema (not acute), atelactasis, OD, latrogenic-from a medical procedure)

intervention:
treat the cause

20
Q

Metabolic acidosis causes and interventions

A

causes:
acid accumulation
(from ketoacidosis/DKA/starvation, shock/lactic acid/septic shock, renal failure)
loss of bicarb
(from diarrhea, draining GI fistulas, ileostomy)

interventions:
treat the cause

21
Q

Respiratory alkalosis causes and interventions

A

causes:
hyperventilation
(from hypoxemia, anxiety, pain, latrogenic-from a medical procedure)

interventions:
treat the cause

22
Q

Metabolic alkalosis causes and interventions

A

causes:
loss of acid
(from vomiting, NG suction, most diuretics)
base gain
(from excess antacids use with bicarb)

interventions:
treat the cause

23
Q

ways manifestations of acidosis and alkalosis are similar:

A

both have neurological changes and potential dysrhythmias

24
Q

manifestations of alkolosis are unique because:

A

they have nuromuscular symptoms like

tetany - twitching

paresthesia - tingling/numbness