pH Regulation Flashcards
study exam 1
what do gastric and pancreatic cells do in BBS?
assists in the production of HCO3- secretion for digestion
what do alveoli do in BBS?
enhance CO2 conversion for exhalation
what do renal tubular cells do in BBS?
aids in H+ excretion and HCO3- reabsorption
what do red blood cells do in BBS?
facilitates rapid CO2 transportation and buffering
where is carbonic anhydrase found?
red blood cells
renal tubular cells
alveoli
gastric and pancreatic cells
what does the carbonic anhydrase do?
catalyzes the reversible reaction between CO2 and H2O
what is the primary enzyme of BBS?
Carbonic Anhydrase
what are the key enzymes that facilitate BBS?
carbonic anhydrase
H+/ATPase
Na+/H+ exchanger
Anion exchange enzyme
bicarbonate transporter enzymes
how does shifting equilibrium via renal regulate?
it regulates pH by adjusting the amount of HCO3- reabsorption and H+ excretion
how does shifting equilibrium via respiration regulate?
it regulates the amount of CO2 exhaled
T/F shifting equilibrium via renal is fast
False, it is a slow response
what is Alkalosis in terms of respiration and renal?
H+ concentrations are depleted - pH is high
what is acidosis in terms of respiration and renal?
H+ concentrations are elevated - pH is low
T/F shifting equilibrium via respiration is slow
False, it is a fast response