CH.9 : Altered Acid-Base Balance Flashcards

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Arterial pH <7.35 = _____

Arterial pH >7.45 = ______

A

▫️acidosis

▫️alkalosis

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3 main mechanisms of control of serum pH

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▫️buffer pairs

▫️respiratory system

▫️kidneys

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Plasma buffer systems:

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▫️sodium bicarbonate-carbonic acid system
▫️protein buffers
▫️potassium-hydrogen exchange

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4
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Is the majors ECF buffer

It is controlled by the respiratory system and the kidneys

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Sodium bicarbonate-carbonic acid system

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Plasma protein buffers are:

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▫️phosphate
▫️hemoglobin
▫️protein - various of these can pick up H+ from the blood
Can gain or release hydrogen easily

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is an ionic exchange of H+ and K+ across the cell membrane

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Potassium-hydrogen exchange

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7
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These buffer contributes to CO2 regulation

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▫️Respiratory Buffer System

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8
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Renal buffer system is the regulation of:

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▫️hydrogen elimination/ bicarbonate conservation
▫️tubular buffer systems (phosphate, ammonia- allows for excess acids to be eliminated in urine)
▫️potassium-hydrogen exchange (direct cation exchange)
▫️chloride-bicarbonate exchange (direct anion exchange)

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9
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To maintain a homeostatic blood pH, ratio of HCO3- : H2CO3 must be:

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20 : 1

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10
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▫️It Is caused by an excessive loss of bicarbonate ions to buffer hydrogen
▫️⬆️production of acids caused by fasting, ketoacidosis and lactic acidosis
▫️renal disease or failure leading to ⬇️ excretion of acids or ⬇️ production of bicarbonate ions
▫️⬆️in chloride caused by excessive reabsorption from kidneys

A

Metabolic Acidosis

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In _______ acidosis, hyperventilation helps maintain carbonic acid in order to restore acid-base balance.

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Metabolic acidosis

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12
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In _______ acidosis, kidney excrete more H+ and reabsorb more HCO3-

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Respiratory acidosis

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13
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_______ alkalosis- due to hyperventilation
▫️caused by anxiety, high fever, overdose of aspirin
▫️head injuries
▫️pregnancy
▫️onset of asthma attack

A

Respiratory alkalosis

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_______ Alkalosis- increase in serum bicarbonate ions.
▫️loss of HCL from stomach from vomiting (causing loss of H+ and Cl-)
▫️hypokalemia
▫️excessive ingestion of antacids

A

Metabolic alkalosis

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Effects of alkalosis- ⬆️ irritability of the nervous system

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▫️restlessness, muscle twitching
▫️tingling and numbness of the fingers
▫️Tetany, seizures, coma

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16
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To compensation in metabolic alkalosis, _______ helps restore acid-base balance.

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Hypoventilation

17
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to compensate respiratory alkalosis, kidney excrete _______

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less H+ and reabsorb less HCO3-