acidosis vs alkalotic Flashcards

1
Q

Decreased Ph

Decreased HCO3

A

metabolic acidosis

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2
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Decreased Ph

Increased PCO2

A

Respiratory acidosis

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3
Q

HCO3 greater then 26

A

alkalotic

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4
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HCO3 lower then 22

A

acidotic

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5
Q

HCO3 range

A

22-26

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6
Q

Increased Ph

Decreased PCO2

A

Respiratory alkalosis

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7
Q

Increased Ph

Increased HCO3

A

metabolic alkalosis

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8
Q

Metabolic acidosis signs and symptoms

A
abdominal pain 
CNS depression 
Coma 
Hypotension 
arrhythmias 
increased respiration 
Kussmaul respirations 
flushed, dry skin 
muscle weakness
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9
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metabolic alkalosis signs and symptoms

A
excitable state 
arrhythmias 
paresthesias 
muscle cramps/weakness 
decreased respiratory effort
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10
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PCO2 greater than 45

A

acidosis

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11
Q

PCO2 lower then 35

A

alkalotic

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12
Q

PCO2 range

A

35-45

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13
Q

ph greater then 7.45

A

alkolotic

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14
Q

Ph lower the 7.35

A

acidosis

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15
Q

PH range

A

7.35-7.45

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16
Q

Respiratory acidosis symptoms

A
Reduced respirations 
anxiety XX
change in LOC 
tachycardia 
cyanosis 
ECG changes 
Muscle weakness 
hyperreflexia
17
Q

Respiratory Alkalosis signs and symptoms

A
hyperventilation 
brainstem stimulation 
head injury 
shock 
lightheadedness 
tingling fingers or lips 
Trousseaus 
Chvosteks sign 
Anxiety XX