acid-base physiology Flashcards
formula for pH
what is the pH of blood
alkalosis vs acidosis
why is it important to maintain pH
non-volatile vs volatile acids
products of plant vs meat based diet
what happens to acid + base conc. when vomiting vs diarrhoea
3 things that act as defence against change in pH
what is buffer
what us the henderson hasselbalch equation
what are the buffer systems in the ICF + ECF
what is the formation of bicarbonate proportional too
what is the most powerful buffer system in the body + what is it regulated by
explain the respiratory system
how can impairment in the respiratory system lead to alkalosis or acidosis
normal pH of urine
where is bicarbonate absorbed in kidneys + where is urine pH determined
explain the 2 types of intercalated cells and if they lead to acidosis or alkalosis
explain phosphate buffer system
explain the ammonia buffer system
what is the 3rd line of defence
simple vs mixed acid base disorders define
define respiratory vs metabolic disorders
what values of CO2 indicate respiratory acidosis/alkalosis