Acids And Bases Flashcards

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Normal ph?

A

7.35-7.45

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ABG stands for what?

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Arterial blood gas

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What are the 5 ARB’s? (Arterial blood gases )

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PH, 
PaO2, 
PaCO2, (respiratory)
HCO3, (kidney/metabolic)
Sao2.
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3
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What kind associate release H+?

A

Acid

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4
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What can accept H+ ?

A

Base

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5
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How is H2CO3 eliminated ?

A

Exhalation

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6
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What is H2CO3?

A

H2O + CO2

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What is the normal ratio carbonic acid to bicarbonate in the blood

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20 bicarbonate to 1 carbonic acid in the blood

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8
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How are volatile acids H22CO3 eliminated

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Exhalation

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9
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How are non-volatile’s eliminated

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Eliminated by the kidneys

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