PH, PKa, Biological Buffering- Keagan Flashcards

1
Q

Acid v base on protons

A

Acid- release proton
Base- accept proton

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2
Q

pH formula

A

pH= -log10[H+]

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3
Q

Factor of 10 difference in [H+]= __ pH unit

A

1.0 pH

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4
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Factor difference of 2 [H+]= __ pH

A

= 0.3 pH

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5
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Henderson- hasselbalch equation

A

pH= pKa + log ([A-]/ [HA])

PKa= -log Ka

Ka= [H+] [A-]/ [HA]

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6
Q

pH < PKa =

A

Protonated

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7
Q

pH > PKa=

A

Deprotonated

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8
Q

Respiratory acidocis

A

Decreased ventilation and increased Pco2
(Pco2> 40 mmHg/ HCO3- >24 mM)
After partial renal compensation

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9
Q

Metabolic acidocis

A

Decreased extracellular fluid HCO3-
HCO3- < 24mM
Pco2 <40 mmHg
After partial respiratory compensation

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10
Q

Respiratory alkalosis

A

Increased ventilation and decreased Pco2
Pco2<40mmHg
HCO3-< 24mM
After partial renal compensation

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11
Q

Metabolic alkalosis

A

Increased extracellular HCO3-
HCO3- >24mM
Pco2> 40 mmHg

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