oxygenation-ventilation Flashcards

1
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< 7.40 pH
> 45 CO2

what can we call this?

A

“CO2 accumulation”

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> 7.40 pH
< 45 CO2

what can we call this?

A

“alveolar hyperventilation”

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3
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signs of CO2 accumulation?

and causes.

A

< 7.40 pH
> 45 CO2

bronchospasm V/Q mismatch
shunt OD with respiratory depression
lung injury chest wall injury

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signs of alveolar hyperventilation?

and causes.

A

> 7.40 pH
< 45 CO2

fever hypermetabolic states
heat injuries anoxia anemia
anxiety mechanical hyperventilation
early salicylate poisoning hyperthermia

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5
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< 7.40 pH
< 22 HCO3 -

what can we call this?

A

metabolic acidosis

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> 7.40 pH
22 HCO3 -

what can we call this?

A

metabolic alkalosis

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common causes of metabolic acidosis:

A

diarrhea
DKA alcoholics hyperchloremia
lactic acidosis renal failure poisoning

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8
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common causes of metabolic alkalosis:

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renal loss of K+
-diuretics, steroids, aldosteronism
GI loss of Cl-
-emesis, NG suction, diamex, antacid poisoning

any loss of K+, H+, Na+

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9
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lack of HCO3-
excess of H+

what state is this?

A

metabolic acidosis

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10
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excess of HCO3-
lack of H+

what state is this?

A

metabolic alkalosis

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